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M Restaurant at the Morris House
- Address:
231 South 8th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106Neighborhood:
Washington Square
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
M Restaurant at the Morris House
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.mrestaurantphilly.com/
- Phone: 215 625 6666x
- Hours of Operation:
Hours of Operation
Tuesday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00 pm
Sunday 4:00-9:00.
(The last reservation is taken 45 minutes before closing Tues-Sun because we have to honor the privacy of our hotel guests whose rooms all face the garden and courtyard. We are known for our quaintness and serenity and promise all guests that that is the experience they too will have if they are staying in the hotel.)
Our menu design is all small-medium sized plates, all $10-20.
We also offer a chef's tasting menu, 4 courses for $45,
5 courses for $55 that changes daily, and one of the best offerings of artisan cheeses and charcuterie in the city!
Choose 3 items for $13 from our list of beer, wine, cocktails, cheeses and small bites in our bar area every day (except Mon), and every hour in 2013! A bar menu is also available.
Reservations highly recommended.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Chef Kyle Beebe is a passionate chef with extensive experience at a.kitchen and Lacroix, where he developed a sincere love for food and the art of preparing and creating a meal. His style is globally focused and refreshing; he borrows flavors and techniqu
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We cater all events ourselves, offering the most unique menus designed by chef Kyle. He works with each client to make a meal that will be a culinary highlight of the day. Using ingredients from local farmers, his dedication to offering the top of the line affordable menus to our clients is unmatched by any other caterer. His expertise in many different styles of cooking allows him to custom design every single event, making each one a one of a kind culinary adventure. No two parties are ever the same and your guests will know the difference. He is flexible to work with every budget.
- Entertainment: We host Live Jazz every Wed and Fri from 5:30-7:30
All jazz sessions will be in our cozy bar or our lovely garden!!
(weather permitting). Come unwind in our garden and treat yourself to discounted drinks and our new bar menu, as well as our unique dinner menu consisting of all medium sized plates.
Book our historic Chef's private library for parties of 6-22 guests.
The historic library opens out to our spectacular garden and is a true gem. It is a romantic, intimate setting that was restored in 2000 to bring it back to its original glory when it was first built in 1787. Perfect for dinners and business seminars, it is truly a one of a kind room in Philadelphia.
- Special Events: Weddings, bridal showers, baby showers, graduation dinners, rehearsal dinners, Sweet 16 parties, corporate getaways, business dinners, anniversary parties and holiday get togethers. We have a separate private historic library in The Morris House Hotel that hosts up to 22. Call for details. (Our main dining room in the restaurant can seat up to 47 and another 10 in the bar).
Getting there
- Cross Street: Locust & Walnut Streets
- Public Transit: The Market Frankford Line is 2 blocks away, at Market and 8th. The north south Septa 47 line runs on 8th Street, and Patco high spped line is one block away.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: We have plenty of on street parking in the Wash West neighborhood but if you must park in a lot, you will receive 15% off in the Parkway lot across the street. The entrance is on 8th between Walnut and Locust. You must ask to get your parking ticket validated by your server at M Restaurant.
A word from M Restaurant at the Morris House
Voted Most Romantic, Best Ambiance by Open Table, and Best of Philly by Phila. Magazine and Open Table for Outdoor Dining, M Restaurant is an intimate, beautiful spot in the heart of cc Philadelphia, serving an affordable menu of creative small- medium plates, all under $20.Continued
We are proud to support local farmers and serve sustainably raised produce, meat and fish.
We serve dinner from 4-10 on Tues-Sat, and 4-9 Sun
Happy Hour every day, every hour, 3 for $13.00- choose from a beverage, cheese and small bite from our daily list of 13 items!
Live Jazz every WED. and FRI. 6:00-8:30 in our cozy bar!
Nestled in the Morris House Hotel, we offer a sophisticated menu and setting matched by no other. Dining at M is an experience of peacefulness, calm and serenity, and we welcome families with well behaved children, preferably over the age of 8, to join us.
We are proud to support local farmers and serve sustainably raised produce, meat and fish.
We serve dinner from 4-10 on Tues-Sat, and 4-9 Sun
Happy Hour every day, every hour, 3 for $13.00- choose from a beverage, cheese and small bite from our daily list of 13 items!
Live Jazz every WED. and FRI. 6:00-8:30 in our cozy bar!
Nestled in the Morris House Hotel, we offer a sophisticated menu and setting matched by no other. Dining at M is an experience of peacefulness, calm and serenity, and we welcome families with well behaved children, preferably over the age of 8, to join us.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
- Diners' Choice WinnerRomantic
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M Restaurant at the Morris House reviews from OpenTable diners
63 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (44)special occasion (44)romantic (42)fit for foodies (30)neighborhood gem (29)notable wine list (10)good for groups (10)scenic view (9)vibrant bar scene (5)hot spot (4)great for brunch (3)late-night find (3)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Pickled Veg MartiniOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/25/2014I cannot say enough about this place, every time I come I am wowed by the inventive menu items and friendly staff. This past visit I was more looking to have drinks, cheese and listen to jazz and I am thrilled I did so because it gave me a chance to try, sinfully, a couple cocktails. The tomato one was delicious, hot lips was a delight but my goodness the Pickled Veg Martini. - Different - Mouth Watering - Sinful. Cannot wait to go back next time I am in town!Special Features:
- Be considerate!MariahDined on 9/20/2014We received a dessert that had congealed on the plate. It was not edible without risking serious damage to your teeth! We were nevertheless charged for the dessert. No consideration of any kind was offered by the restaurant. They should learn to be considerate of their customers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful ambienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/17/2014We enjoyed the beautiful garden and the background live jazz - just the right volume and not intrusive. The appetizers we had were very nice - wild mushrooms and corn soup. Thought the second course halibut was dry. The entrees (duck and steak) were both disappointing. I thought the portion sizes for the price of the food was poor. Both the duck, and we like rare duck, and the steak, cooked medium-rare as requested, here stringy and tough. If I went again, I would sit in the lovely garden and order appetizers and a cheese selection, and would skip the entrees entirely.Special Features:
- theater goerBubbie7Dined on 9/10/2014The food was very good but the portions and price do not warrant a return. It would be a better choice for cocktails and snacks, rather than dinner. Also was disappointed that the bar menu was not available in the garden, especially since the bar area is small and congested and the evening that we dined, the garden was only half full.Special Features:
- nonameDined on 9/7/2014delightful atmosphere; service firs class; food exciting. highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, but.....sparks1943Dined on 9/5/2014We went to celebrate our marriage! Wanted a quiet romantic dinner for this special occasion. The garden was lovely setting right beside the fountain. It was, however, very hot and none of the installed fans were pointed at us. Very uncomfortable. Gluten free choices were minimal. Cheeses were wonderful and nicely presented. My drink seemed a bit light on JD, nothing special at all. I ordered a well done steak, telling our server specifically to ask the chef to prepare the steak well done. ( I know this bugs some chefs). Regardless of my request, the steak came red, not pink, in the middle. Our server and related staff were efficient, friendly, and very well timed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointingCandlestyxVIPDined on 9/5/2014The service was excellent, the atmosphere was great, the price was high, but expected; the drinks were good, but small. The problem was the food. The mackerel was too fishy, the lamb would have benefited from a chain saw to cut it. I had to change each item with my wife who gamely ate them. Upside? Great place to start a diet.
- Terrific experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/4/2014M was fantastic. Charcuterie was wonderful, as was the duck.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very niceFreddieDined on 9/4/2014Sat in garden. Very, very nice atmosphere. Very good food, small portions. Great place before theatre (in this case Walnut Street - a block away)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice ambiance but bland foodSpidermanDined on 9/3/2014Food was bland. At those prices I expected more. Service and ambiance Are above average and the location is great. The food falls far short of the rest of the establishment.Special Features:
- We had a lovely timeBeihlDined on 8/27/2014It remains a mystery to me why people are standing in line to eat at restaurants with curbside seating---shouting over traffic noise and breathing in bus fumes when they could be dining in a romantic 18th century Georgian garden. It's excellent food and service, for people who've outgrown city sidewalk dining.Special Features:
- Great food but small portionsFairmountdinerDined on 8/26/2014The restaurant is lovely, the service excellent; the waiter was knowledgeable and candid about the offerings on the menu, and the food delicious; but the M is quite expensive and the dishes are all rather small - our bill was over $80/person with 1 drink each, and though I didn't leave hungry, I was certainly not very full. And if you don't like sushi, don't order fish, as all the fish dishes are served very rare - and the chef will not alter this, even on request. Similarly, I ordered the duck, which the waiter said comes "medium rare," I asked if it could be done medium, was told yes, and it was, at most, medium rare, so my request was ignored or overlooked. In sum, I found M good but overpriced, with a limited menu not to my taste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok Tasting Menu but uninspiringCustomerDined on 8/24/2014We dined here on a Sunday night and wanted to try the blind tasting menu, hoping for some exciting dishes. Whilst the food was very well cooked and nicely presented none of the dishes were particularly inspiring.
- Good placeLuv2dineDined on 8/20/2014I loved it. Great experience . The food was a little pricy but it was worth it. The service was excellent but id definitely go here again.Special Features:
- waitstaffSheilaDined on 8/20/2014It isnt their fault-waitstaff didnt have a clue-they weren't trained-just thrown out to serve.Special Features:
- Don't order Yorkshire porceletForgetitDined on 8/1/2014Restaurant M came highly rated from a number of staff I work with. It is obvious they never ordered the porcelet. The portion was so small and on top of that it was fatty and tough. Paid $21 for barely 4 mouthfuls. Oh I forgot there was a segment of citrus to nibble on top
- Superb and beautifulPhillyfemfoodieVIPDined on 7/30/2014Every dish arrives as a small piece of art to enjoy before the first taste. Every dish enticed with an array of lovely and colorful ingredients. Of the eight different plates ordered among us, each was unique, special, and delicious. This was a second visit and it didn't disappoint. While the weather gods provided the evening for al fresco dining this time, the kitchen and staff provided the special experience..Two different red wines proved great choices at very reasonable by the glass prices. Small plate options allow for fantastic variety. Totally our favorite neighborhood place for the best in great and memorable food. Truly a place for ALL seasons!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We celebrated our engagement!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/26/2014Such a romantic restaurant. We had a great time, the food was fantastic device was great but the setting in n the garden was especially memorable and romantic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1234VIPDined on 7/26/2014Garden dining is a great setting. Innovative menu names - more innovative than the food it represented. Go for the ambiance - the food was OK.Special Features:
- Great AtmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/25/2014loved it! Great ambiance and the food was awesome . Loved the live music, also .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Come BackRobertoVIPDined on 7/18/2014After a "bad" experience a number of years ago, I said I would never return. However since this restaurant is a short walk we tried it and must say they "really" turned it around. Can only say the food is superb. My hat off to the chef!Special Features:
- Under a tent-not really outdoorsslsllslslsDined on 7/18/2014M is advertised as dining outdoors under trees with lights & a prix fix menu. Reality: we sat under a tent (with lights) and was told 1) The tent is up all summer for weddings and 2) the chef didn't choose to do prix fix that night". Cheese, appetizers and desert excellent, but the main courses were not as interesting/flavorful. Couldn't really hear jazz music. The noise level inside the tent was higher than expected & 60" round tables are too large for parties of 4 (so hard to hear people at your own table). Although reviews said small portions, I do not agree. Portion size 4oz of meat OK. Smoked gnocchi not too good. First 2 courses & desert excellent. Main courses weak in flavor. Excellent wait staff!Special Features:
- You must dine at MVivianDined on 7/17/2014We have a wonderful dining experience at M. The food was great, the service was superb, and dining in the courtyard was wonderfully quiet and peaceful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Meal in The CourtyardMrRufflesVIPDined on 7/17/2014This was our first time back at M in quite a while (and a few chefs ago) as we were looking for a quiet outdoor space to enjoy dinner on a lovely evening. Our dinner in the courtyard definitely met our expectations. We both had the chef's four course tasting menu which was overall very good though the mushroom course was a bit underwhelming - I would recommend making dessert one of the four courses and dropping one of the three starter courses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Outdoor SpaceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/8/2014Beautiful garden. We had the tasting menu, which was just ok. The appetizers and second courses were better than the entrees.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovestocookDined on 7/5/2014All of the food was quite good, except for the smoked gnocchi. That was a dismal failure. It had no taste at all, let alone a smoked taste. I believe it's an experiment that just didn't work. Gnocchi should be soft,light, and simple and there's no need to try to take it to a next level that is just not attainable. I should have known better before ordering.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely outdoor diningJenBLPDined on 7/1/2014We spent a lovely evening with friends on M's terrace. Food was good. Portions are relatively small, but our group liked that as it enabled us to try more things (and the waitress gave us a heads up on quantity). The waitress was amazing by the way. Fun, knowledgeable, attentive but never hurried us as we told her that we were catching up with friends we hadn't seen in a while. Gin and Tonic menu was astounding and perfect for a summer night.Special Features:
- Try M - You won't be disappointed!OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 7/1/2014A recent dinner at M was a most enjoyable experience. While it was a hot, steamy night, the outdoor patio was still a lovely oasis. Service was first rate with just the right amount of friendliness. Although portions are on the smaller size, two ladies found sharing a first and second course and having their own third course was more than enough food leaving just enough room for dessert. The green salad, wahoo, gnocchi were all delicious with layers of flavors and beautiful presentations. The wine list had a nice selection of wine by the glass with a surprisingly good Pinot Noir for just $6.Special Features:
- Best Restaurant in PhillyPelicanDined on 7/1/2014I really love this place. I highly recommend doing the blind tasting menu. It is always amazing. I kinda don't want to right a review for this place because it is my special spot and want it to stay a hidden gem.Special Features:
- Unusual atmospherefavoredVIPDined on 6/13/2014Two requests to confirm reservation, both responded to affirmatively, were irritating. Then we found that the outdoor space was almost empty except for a music ensemble that was too loud. Told there was a "private party" in the inside space, we saw fewer than a dozen men standing at the bar. Food was excellent, but the server asked too often if everything was all right "this far". We got the distinct impression that M would have preferred that we had cancelled upon the second phone call to confirm. This place is a jewel, but it's marketing is sorely in need of refinement. Having dined here before, we got the impression M is more interested in private parties than neighbors.Special Features:
- Romantic eveningDavidDined on 6/7/2014Small plates seem to be a part of the dining experience and landscape. But even when the food is tasty and presentation is nice and the atmostphere and service are good, the small plate thing seems to be an exercise in pretentiousness. We did enjoy the place overall, and as a restaurant used to mark a special occaision it was very nice. I am glad we celebrated our anniversary there, but I do not know when I will go back.Special Features:
- BumperVIPDined on 6/5/2014Outstanding food in a spectacular setting. Great drink menu and interesting wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Microplates instead of microgreensPracticalFoodieDined on 6/4/2014Great food should not come in a serving size fit for King Kong: no debate there. But a $17 Third Course of pasta should be more than a few mouthfuls. What I had was delectable, and the setting was lovely (enclosed brick courtyard, twinkly lights, white linens), the service bright, attentive. But a glass of wine and 6 bites pasta (no bread or salad) came to $40 a piece. I left insulted. And hungry. So if you enjoy good food, have money to burn, and don't work out, this is the place for you.Special Features:
- Rude rude rude!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/4/2014My fiancé and I went this past Wednesday night; weather was beautiful and we wanted to eat outside somewhere... It was apparently the first night of Center City sips, so went around 6 to take advantage of that opportunity and chat for a little while before ordering a full meal. Our waitress... LITERALLY first words out of her mouth after greeting us, "Ya know, Sips people are just the worst!... Ordering only the cheapest things on the menu and getting their $5 drinks... expecting the same service as everyone else who really came to eat..." This rant went on a little while longer. I was really looking forward to the shrimp pico de gallo! Since we now we felt quite stupid, finished our glasses of wine and assorted cheese plate and got out.Special Features:
- We visit as often as possibleSuzegalVIPDined on 6/4/2014We love to visit in warm weather. The garden is open. There is live jazz at certain times. It is very pretty outside with all the leaves moving in the breeze. The food is wonderful. Portions are not large, so if you have a large appetite, you order more courses. Everything is presented very artfully. This restaurant uses local foods.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely gardenDeelongDined on 6/4/2014We went for the first time on a warm, breezy June evening. Entering the garden, one could forget the city noise, and enjoy a conversation over small plates of delicious and picturesque preparations. Small blue flowers and a delicate cauliflower floret in a bowel rimmed with black appeared as a tiny garden before creamy pale green soup flowed over all. Magical. But the highlight was our gracious server and manager providing such gentle service recovery over a mistake -- ours-- on the cheque. Priceless.Special Features:
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- Excellent qualityJayjiaDined on 5/29/2014While they were great with my kids, clearly this is a foodie place. Ingredients were all quality and local. The cheese plate offering was fabulous. Both my meal and my husband's entrees were fabulous. I love the way they have smaller plates so you can choose to sample many things. The Chinese Sausage, Fried egg and arugula dish was my favorite. Go to this place if you have an open and wide pallet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOptimistVIPDined on 5/28/2014We were disappointed. Servings looked attractive enough but lacked severely in flavor and substance. After four courses we left hungry, feeling ripped off. We ate upon arrival home just to satisfy.
- Anniversary dinnerPNKJNDined on 5/25/2014Very nice outdoor dining, a haven from the cities hustle and bustle, with a nice touch of colonial history. The food was very good, and the service courteous and pleasant. However, do not go hungry, the portions are very small, actually minuscule, while the prices are robust. For example, an order of white asparagus, which was priced at $15.00, arrived at the table, one seven inch stalk, nicely prepared but very lonely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- romantic outdoor diningladyrightDined on 5/24/2014We celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary at M Restaurant. Had a delicious 3 course dinner and dessert. We ate outdoors in a lovely garden and the service was excellent. Our waiter explained all the menu items to us and made great recommendations. We had a wonderful evening and would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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January 4, 2003
by Devin Jones
LA GRANDE, OR -- The Evergreen State College Geoducks rebounded from their loss on Friday evening to Albertson College, and defeated the Eastern Oregon Mountaineers in a conference battle, 86-82.
The Geoducks (6-10 overall, 2-2 conference) jumped on the Mountaineers (4-6 overall, 1-3 conference) early scoring the first 11 points of the game and held a 16 point lead midway through the first half.
Despite Evergreen's hot shooting (7-15 from three - 46%) the Mountaineers wouldn't give up and cut the lead to four just before halftime.
At the beginning of the second half Eastern Oregon took a four-point lead 53-49, but the Geoducks wouldn't allow the Mountaineers to go any further. The Geoducks regained the lead and never let go, finishing the game on top.
Evergreen rode a balanced scoring attack to victory with five players scoring in double figures. In his first start as a Geoduck, Chris Ferguson (Los Angeles, Cal. / University HS) scored a career high 15 points on 5-11 shooting in just 21 minutes of play.
Mike Parker (Washington DC / Clover Park HS) led the Geoducks with 17 points on 8-14 shooting and also had team highs of nine rebounds, and five steals. Parker also matched his career high of five blocks in the game.
team highs of nine rebounds, and five steals. Parker also matched his career high of five blocks in the game.
Adam Laneer (Tumwater Was. / Tumwater HS) added 15 points (6-14) for Evergreen, while Karriem Fielding (Sacramento, Cal. / Burbank HS) dropped in 14 (5-6) and Ben Riippi (Puyallup, Was. / Puyallup HS) knocked down 10 (3-7) helping lead the Geoduck attack. Overall Evergreen shot 47% (32-68) from the field, including 40% (9-22) from the three point line.
Eastern Oregon countered with a balanced attack of their own. Neil Collins led the Mountaineers with 17 points on 7-11 shooting in just 18 minutes of play. Larry Smith struggled from the field going 6-12 (2-13 from three), giving him 16 points for the night.
Nate Cauffman chipped in 14 (6-15) for Eastern Oregon, while Jason Crawley and Tony Luper each added 12 points in the loss.
The Geoducks will face Walla Walla College on Monday, January 6, in a non-conference match-up. The Geoducks will then head home to face Western Baptist College on Friday, January 10.


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This beer turned out very good. I can see brewing this again in two ways. As a jalapeno cream ale I'd add more peppers I was expecting more heat from it. I will also brew it as a cream ale and dial back all three hop additions by about 25%
Recipe is definitely a winner a great base line for experimentation!
what does the whilfloc do for the beer? I have never used it before
Whirlfloc comes in tablet form and is basically just a souped up version of Irish Moss. They both help clarity in beer. I use whirlfloc but Irish Moss will do also...
I just finished the starter for this and will be brewing this on Wednesday as my very first all grain batch. I took the day off from work....I hope it'll be worth it. From the reviews; I will not be disapointed I'm sure.
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Brerwed and bubbling away in the fermenter. I missed my strike temp so I had to add additional hot water to the mash. Other than that snaffuu everything went well. The brewing program I use gave me a Brew House Efficiency of 70% but right below that on the excel screen it gave me an Actual Mash Efficiency of 81%. Can anyone, please, tell me the difference between the two?
I made a Serrano Blonde and it was quite spicy. I am thinking next time I will go for a Jalapeno.
My Serrano Blonde was 1 Serrano pepper (roasted, chopped, then frozen for 24 hours) in a one gallon secondary for the trial batch. Base recipe was BM's Centennial Blonde.
I upped the jalapeno amount in the recipe since the two I was brewing it for requested it "hotter". 7 in the boil and I'll add 6 to the secondary..... I hope it's drinkable
I racked to secondary yesterday. SG was 1.004 giving me an abv of 6.1%. It's a little high for the style but I'm not complaining. I tasted it and there is just a slight warmness at the back of the throat. I'm concerned about the additional 6 peppers added to it but the guy I brewed it for said make it hotter. So.....hotter it will be. I'll taste it again in another 30 minutes or so and again everyday until it's just too damn hot. Then I'll pull the peppers.
The peppers are definately warming this brew up. Lasting warmth at the back of the throat. I really don't think that the peppers will stay the full 10 days till I keg. 3-4 days may be the hottest I can handle... We'll see.
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United Nations International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women (INSTRAW)
Burundi and Women's Political participation -The role of the United Nations Office in Burundi
Group Meeting on "Democratic Governance in Africa:
Strategies for Greater Participation of Women", Arusha, Tanzania
from 6 to 8 December 2005: The
UN Office of the Special Adviser on Africa convened this Expert Group
Meeting. One of the key objectives of the Meeting was to analyze the
progress and
WomenWatch (Women of the World: Africa): The UN Internet
Gateway on the Advancement and Empowerment of Women. Links to Beijing
Conference documents, statistics and Commission on the Status of Women
Gender in Development: This guide offers a more structured
overview of the subject than is possible through the search option.
Organizational sources (which include descriptions of organizations,
databases and discussion lists) are arranged into useful groups. (See
also: UNIFEM's
new programme to help bridge the digital divide in Africa by providing
women with access to information communication technologies (ICTs);
Peace and Security)
(Le site web des femmes d'Afrique francophone): This
is an information website for Francophone African women's development
(Le site web des femmes d'Afrique francophone: un espace d'information
et de resources sur le dZveloppement durable pour les femmes d'Afrique).
- African Women Global Network: This is a website of
AWOG (a network of national organizations within Africa, whose activities
are targeted towards the improvement of the living conditions of women
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Sail On, Jamestown Expo
Matt Stairs is telling people he's retiring from MLB. Stairs has enjoyed a long and productive career, including one of the most famous home runs in the game's history. He was not an Expo (or a third baseman) for long, but quickly established himself as a professional hit man.
Matt Stairs played only briefly for the Expos (Montreal produced an enormous number of ridiculous hitters during the time Stairs was coming through the system) but he hung around the majors for damn near 20 years.
I followed Stairs career from the beginning, 1989. I was a diehard Expos fan so would follow the draft each season and then the period where they signed a bunch of kids and sent them to (short-season) A Ball. If they were any good, these young men would end up playing extended A ball and then move up the ladder.
Stairs found his way to West Palm as 1989 wore on, playing with future MLB players like Wil Cordero and Greg Colbrunn (I recall Colbrunn was a big time prospect, but he suffered an injury along the way–don't remember what type but maybe a shoulder).
Anyway, the Expos were loaded in the OF during that time (when he made his mlb debut, the Montreal outfield was Marquis Grissom in center, Moises Alou in left and Larry Walker in right) so he didn't get much of a look in Montreal. No matter, he and his bat would play longer than any of the three OF's blocking him in 1992. The Nationals released him this week–fitting, the Nationals released all of us Expos fans too.
I have a Matt Stairs story for you. Many years ago–this would have been late 80′s or maybe 1990–my wife and I flew to Cancun for a winter vacation. Cancun is beautiful, and fun! We were out late one night and had much too much of whatever we were drinking. We got back to the hotel at maybe 2 in the morning and we're both all in.
We get ready for bed, and just before I turn off the lights there's time for a quick trip around the tv channels. On the Spanish station, there is something called SUPER CADENA (Caribbean World Series) and damned if it isn't Matt Stairs at the plate. I watched the entire game. Three hours of "turn it off" followed by "in a minute." I slept all the next day, but she's still with me. Stairs had a great game iirc, ripped a double and his side won the game. It took forever to play, but I remember that game pretty well considering time of day and alcohol consumed. It was worth watching.
Sail on, Matt Stairs. You were a beauty.


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Roughly 650 crews worked to restore power to some 246,000 ComEd customers who were without electricity after a powerful storm blasted through the Chicago region Monday evening and rain fell Tuesday.
That still leaves about 54,000 ComEd customers without power.
As of 1 p.m., most of the outages were concentrated in the south suburbs, where some 37,000 were still without power, ComEd spokesman John Schoen said.
About 8,000 Chicago residents were without power and in the north, the number increased from 5,000 to 6,000 after another round of storms passed through Tuesday morning. About 2,000 in the west are still without power, he added.
The strong evening winds came from a fast-moving line of thunderstorms. At their most intense, the winds snapped trees, snarled road and rail commutes, and left about 300,000 ComEd customers without power,
"The forward speed of this [storm] at times was 65 mph," National Weather Service Meteorologist Matt Friedlein said. "That is very quick-moving."
Fueled by the weather system's own cool air and unstable atmospheric conditions caused by midday warmth, the storms roared in from Iowa and hit the Chicago area between 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Wind gusts throughout the area reached 60-70 mph as the storm barreled through, forecasters said. Hardest hit were the central and southern portions of the Chicago area, including Kane, DuPage, Cook, Kendall and Will counties, as well as northwest Indiana.
The thunderstorms briefly brought Metra trains to a standstill during rush hour, and caused delays of up to an hour on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe, Union Pacific West and Union Pacific North lines.
The CTA's Red, Purple and Brown lines were also halted after the storm littered tracks with debris. Trains were running again with residual delays by about 8 p.m. Monday.
Numerous suburbs reported damage and blocked streets from downed trees, power lines and branches.
In southwest suburban Crete, a 76 mph wind gust snapped a two-foot-diameter tree, which fell onto a two-story building, the weather service said.
Another two-foot-diameter tree broke in the strong winds in west suburban Aurora, and is leaning against a house, officials there said.
Just after 5:30 p.m., the gusts uprooted a tree on Fox Bend Golf Course in southwest suburban Oswego, and left 6-inch-diameter branches scattered in the roadway near Charles Street and Chicago Avenue in Naperville.
In the city, the Chicago Fire Department was guarding "numerous" sites of downed power lines on the South Side, fire officials said.
On I-80 near southwest suburban Minooka, wind gusts blew over two trucks near Ridge Road, the weather service said.
The storm toppled exit signs on I-355 and I-50 near Bolingbrook, where a spotter clocked a wind gust at 70 mph.
In far west suburban Sandwich, a tree fell on top of a car, but the person inside was not hurt.
But in terms of rainfall, "It went through so fast that the rain wasn't a huge issue with this," Friedlein said.
Less than a half-inch of rain fell in most suburbs, but areas far west of the metro area saw up to an inch of precipitation.
Tuesday and Wednesday may also bring hot and rainy weather, with highs in the 80s and a chance again for thunderstorms.
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NAS4Free is an embedded Open Source Storage distribution and supports sharing across Windows, Apple, and UNIX-like systems. It includes ZFS, Software RAID (0,1,5), disk encryption, S.M.A.R.T / email reports etc. with following protocols: CIFS (samba), FTP, NFS, TFTP, AFP, RSYNC, Unison, iSCSI, UPnP, Bittorent (initiator and target), Bridge, CARP (Common Address Redundancy Protocol)
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I have been running a headless hardware NAS on my local intranet since FreeNAS was in the pre-V1 build. When it was split to FN/N4F I stuck with the N4F-side since I do not use ZFS (just CIFS & shares). I absolutely LOVE this software! it is very easy to configure to my needs and on the ultra-rare occasion I have had to reinstall the embedded...I can finalize the settings in under 15 minutes including all the share parameters. I highly recommend this software!
I've been running this project for 2 year now on a basic headless machine. It is incredible how sturdy and well managed this server can be. Thank you guys, for your incredible effort!.
NAS4Free is a good project... I'm not a professional of server and protocols... And I really need help to make N4F functional. I sugest to give onLine help in the right of page in the WebGUI. But I know, it's a hard work ! I have some problems : ITunes/DAAP do not work with iTunes... I found and use FirePlayer (try on OSx only at this moment) and It run very well ! Others problems in owners, groups and rights. Format ZSF or UFS ? I found help in French somewhere, this save me...
### @jhixson: nas4free is not stable, not intuitive in any way, hard to navigate and configure, and doing anything in the shell is nearly impossible. I recommend FreeNAS, it has more functionality, is more stable, and allows you to use the shell### This review is not a review in any way, you just try to say yours is good and this is not! - not stable? ==>> same as FreeNAS like FreeBSD, so FreeBSD is not stable?. - hard to navigate and configure ==>> like a wood door stop... - doing anything in the shell ==>> install FreeBSD if you need the shell, it's designed for easy use just like FreeNAS. By the way it's got the same shell like pfsense/nas4free/freebsd... Myself I don't like these shells at all.(FreeBSD) I prefer the bash like Linux one. So I wanted NAS4Free because of the integrated HAST device. It does work well! FreeNAS has an industrial High Available product which is NOT free, therefore your comment comes along to grab more people from this product. Myself would not care much, because I think both products are really great, although FreeNAS has more fancy features then NAS4Free, BUT FreeNAS has no FREE High Available solution in any way. The remote snap shot works, but can't be implemented as a HA solution. Tried it, tested it, didn't worked. Also NAS4Free has an incredible easy configuring interface. If anyone who can't use this, then that person so go back to a cave! To create a HAST Enterprise storage takes just few hours! NAS4Free is good.
I have run both NAS4F [FreeNAS 7.x] and FreeNAS 8.x/9.x as VMware VMs for several years, originally as iSCSI targets [VMware datastores], more recently as CIFS NAS. Each has pluses/minuses, and I have encountered upgrade issues with both at various times. Thought I had settled on FreeNAS 9.x but the 9.2 series has been very problematic, lots of minor fix releases, the move to Samba 4 created more issues than I could resolve. Anyway, moved to NAS4F 9.2 and everything just works smoothly after importing the volumes from FNAS 9.2. Kudos to the team for keeping things simple and stable without change for changes sake.


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In last week's column, I argued that vendors should close all known security holes. A reader wrote me with a somewhat interesting argument that I'm still slightly debating, although my overall conclusion stands: Vendors should close all known security holes, whether publicly discussed or not. The idea behind this is that any existing security vulnerability should be closed to strengthen the product and protect consumers. Sounds great, right?
[ RogerGrimes's column is now a blog! Get the latest IT security news from the Security Adviser blog. ]
The reader wrote to say that his company often sits on security bugs until they are publicly announced or until at least one customer complaint is made. Before you start disagreeing with this policy, hear out the rest of his argument.
"Our company spends significantly to root out security issues," says the reader. "We train all our programmers in secure coding, and we follow the basic tenets of secure programming design and management. When bugs are reported, we fix them. Any significant security bug that is likely to be high risk or widely used is also immediately fixed. But if we internally find a low- or medium-risk security bug, we often sit on the bug until it is reported publicly. We still research the bug and come up with tentative solutions, but we don't patch the problem."
He continues, "We have five main arguments for waiting to close a noncritical, internally found, security bug. First, in the grand scheme of things, we'd rather spend our resources on high-risk bugs, whether publicly known or unknown. Every medium- or low-risk security bug in the pipeline essentially slows down the whole process. We have a fixed number of resources. We don't have an unlimited budget like Microsoft."
[Note: Even Microsoft doesn't have an unlimited budget for security fixes. -- Roger]
"Second, we give next priority to any publicly known bug. We get evaluated on the bugs known by the public and how fast we close them. You even tout your beloved Secunia.com, and they publicize how fast vendors patch known vulnerabilities. People are checking out that site, and others, to see how well our product stacks up to the competition. Senior management certainly cares how the media portrays us. And nobody, not even senior management, knows about the internally found bugs. We'd be crazy to concentrate on anything else.


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Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has congratulated Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping on his election as General-Secretary of the Communist Party of China.
In a congratulatory letter, Mr Lee said Mr Xi takes over at an important juncture of China's development.
And he's confident China will overcome its challenges under Mr Xi's leadership.
Mr Lee also congratulated Vice Premier of the State Council Li Keqiang on his reappointment to the Politburo Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China. .
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Roads to Freedom Exhibition
Housed in a bunker deep beneath thundering ul Wały Piastowskie, this exhibition tracing the Polish struggle against communist rule is essential viewing for every visitor to the Tri-City.
Housed in a bunker deep beneath thundering ul Wały Piastowskie, this exhibition tracing the Polish struggle against communist rule is essential viewing for every visitor to the Tri-City.
Malbork's blockbuster attraction is its show-stoppingly massive castle that sits on the banks of the sluggish Nogat River, an eastern arm of the Vistula. The Marienburg (Fortress of Mary) was built by the Teutonic Knights and was the headquarters of the order for almost 150 years.
Lined by the city's grandest facades, the Royal Way was the route along which the Polish kings traditionally paraded during their periodic visits.
Dominating the heart of the Main Town, St Mary's Church is often cited as the largest old brick church in the world. Some 105m long and 66m wide at the transept, its massive squat tower climbs 78m high into the Gdańsk cityscape. Around 25,000 people can fit easily into its 5000-sq-metre (0.
Rising in all its embellished grandeur behind the Neptune Fountain, the Artus Court is perhaps the single best-known house in Gdańsk.
The beginnings of Oliwa go back over 800 years, when the Pomeranian dukes who then ruled Gdańsk invited the Cistercians to settle here in 1186 and granted them land together with privileges, including the revenues from the port of Gdańsk The abbey didn't have an easy life.
Reaching the eastern end of ul Długa, take a moment to gaze up at the pinnacle of the Town Hall . This tall, slim tower, Gdańsk's highest at 81.5m, has a life-sized gilded figure of King Zygmunt II August on top – a reward for his generosity in granting the city certain privileges The Town Hall has both Gothic and Renaissance elements.
Długi Targ (Long Market) was once the main city market and is now the major focus for visitors.
The mother of all Szczecin monuments is the Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes. This vast, blocky building looms over the Old Town, but the square central courtyard and simple Renaissance-style decoration atop the walls have a certain understated grace (spot the repeated circular pattern that resembles the Yin and Yang symbol).
The museum's main exhibition space can be found in the southeastern corner of the complex, though the entrance can take a bit of finding.
Under heavy and seriously needed renovation at the time of research, Toruń's mammoth Gothic Cathedral of SS John the Baptist & John the Evangelist was begun around 1260 but was only completed at the end of the 15th century. Its massive tower houses Poland's second-largest historic bell (after the one in the Wawel Royal Cathedral of Kraków), the Tuba Dei (God's Trumpet).
At the time of research the main annexe of the museum, right next door to the Gdańsk Crane, was undergoing an extensive, €8.6 million expansion to create a brand new Maritime Cultural Centre .


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IT offers a few training courses for the faculty and staff of UCA to help better utilize some of the services we provide. Below is a list of the sessions we currently offer.
The session schedule can be found on the IT Calendar
GroupWise Basics
GroupWise Basics gives the opportunity for you to become familiar with the basics of email messaging using the GroupWise application. You will cover the different message types, and how to read, respond, forward, and delete messages. Being able to select a name from a list of addressees is an essential part of any email program. While in class, you will learn how to interact with the GroupWise address book, using it to manage your contacts, and to create your own groups of email recipients. You will learn how to manage their email accounts by checking the size of your messages, moving mail to other locations, and how to customize the GroupWise environment. The current issues concerning Junk mail and what to do about them will also be discussed.
GroupWise Calendaring and Task Management
GroupWise 7.0 calendaring and task management training deals with collaborating with other faculty and staff using meetings, delegating tasks, and sending reminder notes to others. You will learn how to monitor those invitations, how to retract and reschedule them, and how to set up recurring events. You will also learn about multiple calendars and how to share their calendars with others.
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Sophos Anti-Virus/Spyware training will introduce the student to the basics of computer viruses and spyware: why we have them and the software we needed to detect and eliminate them. Students will learn about current threats, such as viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware, and potentially unwanted applications. In class practice labs include scanning a computer for threats, setting alerts for instant notification of discovered threats, cleaning up infected files, and how to update the threat list. Students will also learn how to prevent potentially unwanted applications from running on their computers.


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Thieves stole $30,000 worth of equipment from a Scottsdale Church this weekend, but that didn't stop the church from holding services on Sunday.
It seemed like a typical Sunday church service, but the congregation at Desert Mission United Methodist Church in Scottsdale knew it wasn't.
"Instead of knocking on our door asking for help, someone came in and took," said Scott Bailey, congregation president.
Sometime Saturday morning, thieves stole around $30,000 of music and video equipment from the church sanctuary.
Bailey found only disconnected cables.
"All of our sound equipment, video equipment, microphones, wireless microphones, everything we use in our normal service," said Bailey.
The thieves even took the pastor's guitar, but there was another guitar in it's place on Sunday.
"Well, we brought in some portable equipment. We're improvising, we're pretty good at doing that," said Bailey.
The congregation was stunned to hear about the theft.
"I really felt very bad someone would have to break into a church," said Susan De Simone, a church member.
"I don't understand why anyone would do something like that, especially around the holidays when the church donates so much to the community and gives back to the folks around the valley. It makes no sense to me at all," said Katherine Fey.
Investigators believe thieves drove up on the church's covered entry way then shattered the security glass in the door. No alarm ever sounded.
Church members still collected holiday gifts for those in need on Sunday, even though they are the ones in need now.
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"We realize that things are worth so much and we still have what's important," said Barbara Weinmeister, a church member.
The church does not have surveillance cameras but they say it's something they're now considering.
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I just had my face-lift surgery three months ago. I'm 44 years old and have lived in South California my whole life. My husband and I are both in the media industry so needless to say we are used to being around pretty people all the time! Getting a face-lift was something I did for my career as much as my own self-esteem.
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I ended up with a full face-lift to fix my turkey neck, baggy cheeks and to pull back my eyes. I came home the same day with my head wrapped up like a mummy. I also had a very adequate prescription for Vicodin, which I indulged in as much as I needed it. No, I'm not an addict but you will not believe the pain! If you think about it, it does make sense – you know what they're doing to your face! But the pain and discomfort in your whole body will still surprise you. This is something you'll think you planned for and then find out you wished you had scheduled another 2-4 weeks of solitude and recovery, seriously.
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Given my location some would say I overpaid but I think I paid for the care I received. If your nurse serves you hors d-oeuvres and wine before your consultation how can you complain?! LOL I felt taken care of every step of the way so I did not mind paying $20,000 for the experience.
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Hi, I'm looking for a surgeon in L.A or San Diego. Could you send me the name of your surgeon? Blaec
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i am so happy for you that you had a great result. i have met with 4 different surgeons in beverly hills and still don't feel quite right about any of them. would you feel comfortable sending me the name of your surgeon? thank you!
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Dit59 can you tell me your doctor? I live in Los Angeles area.
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Could you please email me with the name of your doctor? Thanks
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Sorry AJ, just realized you were responding to DIT50. Well, DIT50, would you feel comfortable emailing me the name of your doctor in Los Angeles? I would very much appreciate it, and sorry I misread the thread folks. Thanks again.
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AJ, thank you for your post. You sure called it about the industry. I am in Los Angeles too. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com, if you feel comfortable emailing the name of your doctor privately, I would be very grateful, just so I could go for a consultation. I am a writer, and am finding that at 52, development people think I am too old. So, time to do something. Take care, and thanks again.
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who was doctor?
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Hi...I paid $32,000 and although I think it was a lot higher than most, it was worth it. My Dr. only does the face so I new I would look great after it was done. The care was exceptional and the follow up was daily.I am now 59 and I look even better than after the first year.
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Can you email me the name of your doctor? Sounds like a great choice.
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UK headlines this week have been in uproar about the safety of GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) Avandia (rosiglitazone) diabetes drug, following an article in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), which claimed that the drug should never have been approved in the first place, as well as a television programme aired in the UK that highlighted cardiovascular safety concerns associated with the drug.
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"When rosiglitazone was approved, even clinicians who were normally supportive of the drug remarked about the poor evidence base and lack of long-term clinical detail," said the article.
A member of the EMA panel is also quoted in the article as saying that Avandia is "an example of what happens for drugs that have large commercial interest such as the antidiabetic drugs".
Naturally, GSK is a little unhappy about the article. "GSK has carried out an extensive research programme involving more than 50000 patients to analyse the safety and benefits of rosiglitazone. No other diabetes medicine introduced in the last 10 years has such an extensive safety database," said GSK in a statement released in response to the article.
But it's not just the article that GSK has to worry about. On 6 September, the UK's BBC aired a documentary entitled A risk worth taking? The programme looked at the history of Avandia and also interviewed patients who believed they may have suffered side effects from the drug, as well as another patient who was happy with the treatment. However, the programme's key aim was to draw attention to the trustworthiness of regulators and their ability to put patient interests first, particularly as regulators such as the EMA draw most of their funding from industry.
Again, GSK released a statement in response strongly rebutting "any allegations that our actions have put patients at risk".
The controversy surrounding the blockbuster drug is nothing new — the FDA slapped a black box warning on the drug back in 2007 because of evidence linking the drug to the increased risk of heart attack. In July this year, the FDA looked again at Avandia's safety but a panel of experts ultimately decided not to withdraw the drug from the market.
In Europe, including the UK, Avandia's fate is still undecided. Earlier this week the EMA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) met to discuss the benefit–risk review of rosiglitazone. CHMP said that it expects to finalise its review at its next meeting, which will take place 20–23 September.
"The CHMP identified a number of further questions that it is putting to the marketing authorisation holder, GlaxoSmithKline," said a press statement. "The responses to these questions will help the Committee to reach its opinion on whether the marketing authorisations for rosiglitazone-containing medicines should be maintained, changed, suspended or revoked."


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Really UnderPressure? I personally hated when he changed to that gimmick. The bike thing was cool for awhile, but I really preferred his deadman image more. So I was really glad when they went back to it.
What a joke, I can't believe people would actually call 911.
WWE is just a joke man they are pathetic
The xfl actually wasn't that bad and if it would have sstarted just on cable probably would have gone to a second season. The problem was NBC was expecting a lot.
As far as the current storlyines and talent on WWE, they're not that strong. Split into 3 brands with enough talent to carry one isn't going to do it. Was a mistake driving away Paul Heyman from the creative team.
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Fifteen Deaths on Kentucky Roadways Last Week (12/07 - 12/13)
Date of News Release: 12/14/09
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Preliminary statistics* indicate that fifteen people died in thirteen separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, December 7 through Sunday, December 13, 2009.
All of the crashes involved motor vehicles and six victims were not wearing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Barren, Harlan, Hart, Hopkins, Jefferson, Kenton, Laurel, Meade, Montgomery, Pike and Shelby counties. The crashes in Jefferson and Montgomery counties involved the suspected use of alcohol.
A triple-fatality crash occurred in Meade county involving two vehicles on Hwy 144 near Payneville. A 2005 Chevy Equinox being driven by Carissa Foushee of Payneville was traveling westbound on Hwy 144 near Payneville when a 1997 GMC 6500 being driven by David Barr of Payneville was traveling eastbound on Hwy 144. Ms. Foushee's vehicle crossed the centerline striking Mr. Barr's vehicle head on. Two children, Michael F. Foushee, 6 years of age and Adison Foushee, 2 years of age were occupants in Ms. Foushee's vehicle and were pronounced deceased at the scene by the Meade County Coroner. Ms. Foushee driver was transported to University of Louisville hospital with life threatening injuries where she later died. Mr. Barr had minor injuries and was treated and released.
Through December 13, preliminary statistics* indicate that 749 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2009. This is 28 less fatalities than reported for the same time period in 2008. There were 609 motor vehicle fatalities and 340 of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Thirty-eight pedestrians and 5 bicyclists have been killed. Eighty fatalities involved a motorcycle, sixteen fatalities involved an ATV and one involved a scooter. Seventy-two crashes involved a commercial motor vehicle. A total of 158 fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
*These statistics are still preliminary as KSP waits for all local law enforcement agencies throughout the state to report any crashes and fatalities that may have occurred in their areas.