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Last week's column noted the way that huge increases in farm productivity have enabled Americans to have abundant food supplies at relatively low cost, with Americans spending a lower percentage of their household incomes on food than is the case in any other country in the world.
This phenomenal increase in productivity, however, has come with significant costs:
-- In an intensively competitive market environment, small farmers have lost out. John Frazier Hart, who taught at the University of Minnesota for a number of years, notes, "The catchword of the Corn Belt since World War II has been 'Get Bigger or Go Under.'"
-- The smaller farms that remain seldom provide enough income to support a family. By 2002, more than 90 percent of all farm households in the United States earned off-farm income.
-- Extensive use of artificial fertilizers containing nitrogen, which joins with oxygen to form nitrates, can result in increased nitrate levels in both ground and surface water. High levels of nitrates in drinking water can cause severe health problems in infants. In the United States, more public water supplies have been closed due to violation of standards for nitrates than for any other contaminant.
-- Soil erosion can result in particles of soil to which phosphorus (another ingredient in artificial fertilizers) is attached being washed away in streams and rivers into lakes and large bodies of water such as the Gulf of Mexico. There, along with nitrates, they contribute to eutrophication -- the excessive growth of algae which, when they die and decompose, deplete the oxygen supply to the detriment of fish and other species.
-- A United States Geological Survey study conducted over a 10-year period (1992-2001) discovered one or more pesticides in 97 percent of the streams surveyed and 61 percent of the shallow ground water. Some exceeded the levels that pose a threat to human health.
-- In dairy, hog and chicken confinement operations, the animals, instead of being allowed to wander about in open fields or large pens, are kept indoors where they are fed and watered in confined spaces, with, in many cases, their feed laced with antibiotics and other chemicals designed to prevent disease and promote growth. For example, chickens in egg factories are often crammed in small cages with little room to move, the tips of their beaks having been removed to reduce injury from aggressive behavior resulting from overcrowding.
-- Antibiotics used in animal production can have residual effects that adversely affect humans as bacteria go through mutations that result in antibiotic resistant strains. Russ Kremer, a Missouri hog farmer who caught a blood disease after being gored by one of his pigs, developed an infection that was resistant to six of the seven antibiotics his doctors used to treat it.
-- Hormones used to spur growth in cattle and other meat producing animals, which have been banned in Europe but not in this country, might have residual effects that adversely affect the onset of puberty and increase the risk of some types of cancer in humans.
Not a pretty picture. What, if anything, might be done about this? Organic farming is the most elegant solution to this problem. However, because organic farming is often quite labor intensive and because eschewing use of agricultural chemicals often results in lower yields and increased costs of production, organic farming tends to serve a niche market comprised of those willing to pay the premium for organically-raised beef, fruit, vegetables and other products.
Is there any other alternative? Yes, there is.
Scientists at the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University and elsewhere have been instrumental in developing farming methods that enable maintaining levels of productivity while reducing the use of artificial fertilizer, herbicides and pesticides. More on that next week.
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Laura Ricketts, a co-owner and director of the Chicago Cubs, shown here in 2010, is a first-time bundler for the Obama campaign. "I do feel like over the past four to six years, my network of civic, business and political contacts — and contacts in the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community — has grown," she said. (Alex Garcia, Chicago Tribune / September 9, 2010)
Four of Obama's top fundraisers, who together bundled at least $1.5 million in campaign donations, are prominent members of the city's gay and lesbian community, records show, including first-time bundler Laura Ricketts.
"I didn't know two years ago if I could raise $1 million, and I don't know if I can yet," said Ricketts, a co-owner and director of the Chicago Cubs.
"I'm really hopeful I'll get there," she said. "I do feel like over the past four to six years, my network of civic, business and political contacts — and contacts in the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community — has grown. ... That's a big part of it, just networking and meeting more people."
Obama's decision to endorse same-sex marriage in May has proved profitable for his re-election campaign. An NPR analysis of federal campaign data found Obama took in almost $9 million in donations of $200 or more in the three days following his announcement, nearly triple what he got in the previous three-day cycle.
The president's campaign website has a page devoted to "Obama Pride" and LGBT supporters and a list of accomplishments. The Obama online campaign store also features bumper stickers, can coolers and other items touting LGBT for Obama, including a $30 "I'm out for Obama" T-shirt and two variations of $20 baby onesies that say "My two moms/dads support Obama."
The number of Obama bundlers identified by the Center for Responsive Politics as openly gay or lesbian nearly doubled to 27 since the first of the year, according to the latest list of bundler names voluntarily announced by the Obama campaign. Obama's Republican challenger, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, does not disclose bundlers' names, unlike 2008 nominee Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and former President George W. Bush.
Ricketts' fundraising for the president provides a strong political counterpoint to her father, Joe Ricketts, the billionaire founder of TD Ameritrade. His involvement in a conservative super PAC, which considered running ads linking Obama to his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, prompted Mayor Rahm Emanuel to suspend talks on a taxpayer-subsidized rehab of the Cubs' Wrigley Field.
Ricketts said she served on Obama's 2008 LGBT finance committee and, before that, supported him when he ran for U.S. Senate "in much smaller ways." At a 2009 inaugural event, she said Democratic National Committee treasurer Andrew Tobias, a gay Obama bundler, asked her to become involved in the DNC's LGBT National Leadership Council. It has become the campaign's LGBT fundraising arm.
"The president has dramatically changed the way our government treats LGBT citizens in our country," Ricketts said. "We are seen for who we are, our rights are recognized. We're treated completely differently (than four years ago) and on a much more equal basis. So it has been very easy for me to continue to support him."
Ricketts had hit the top range of bundling for Obama — raising $500,000 or more — in the first three months of the year. Prominent LGBT bundler Fred Eychaner, who owns Chicago-based Newsweb Corp., also hit the top level during the same time period, as did James (Wally) Brewster and Bob Satawake of Chicago. Like Ricketts, Satawake and Brewster, who are partners, are co-chairs of the campaign's LGBT fundraising effort, according to the Windy City Times. Satawake did not respond to a request for an interview.
Nationwide, Obama's 638 bundlers this year already have doubled the results of his 2008 bundlers, raising at least $143 million through June this election season compared with 560 bundlers who raised at least $76 million throughout the entire contest four years ago.
In Illinois, 86 bundlers combined to raise $15.3 million for Obama for the entire 2008 campaign. This season, 57 Illinois bundlers have raised almost $9 million for the president, though several money-raising events lie ahead, including three fundraisers at a hometown celebration of Obama's 51st birthday Aug. 12.
Two 2008 bundlers — investment banker Steven Koch and philanthropist Charles Lewis — contacted by the Tribune for this story said that the campaign had erred in not listing them as bundlers for 2012.
"I don't know what the records show," Lewis, a former investment banker who now runs his family foundation, said in an email, estimating that he had bundled between $100,000 and $200,000. "More importantly, any implication that I am any less enthusiastic about Mr. Obama this time than I was last time is patently false."
Many of the same faces are back as bundlers for Team Obama Part 2, though several who work in the administration are not part of the mix. While Obama faced a primary contest in 2008, he is now benefiting from supporters of his past challenger, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and former President Bill Clinton.
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Kevin Conlon, who bundled for Howard Dean in 2004, Hillary Clinton in 2008 and Obama in 2012, called himself a "single and doubles hitter" because he says he does not raise money from the "big-dollar folks," though he also is a $500,000-plus fundraiser.
"I've sold tickets (to an Obama fundraiser) for as little as $44," said Conlon, president of Conlon Public Strategies. "I really reach out to people at the $500 level, lower-dollar events."
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"Summer Preview," which closed in early August, featured works by juniors and seniors in PCA&D's BFA degree programs. Click here for details and read our recent blog posts about some of the students behind the exhibit.
Students represented included: Photography: Leawna Burek, Erik Espinosa, Kate Frese, Gregg Irwin, Martin Lamneck, Shannon McCoy, Emma Robertson, Maggie Rudisill and Katherine Zell. Illustration: Taylor Buck, Tylor Heagy, Zach Heffelfinger, Jennifer Kraft, Edward Morgan, Patrick Nulty, Todd Urlich and Mikhail Yakolev. Fine Art: Doug Fay, Marinda Jones, Chalkley Matlack, Garrett Moore, Erik Schriber, Kyle Timberman, Ryan Weaver, Jacqueline Willoughby and Yasmery Vargas. Graphic Design: Jordan Heisey, Samantha Heller, Ashley Hill, Courtney Lynn, Samantha Mongelluzzo, Katie Smith and Katie Trout.
Eric Fowler, instructor in PCA&D's Illustration department, has a one-man show of his paintings at the Society of Illustrators through August 17. Eric is a life member of the SoI, which is located in New York City, is the collections manager of the Museum of American Illustration at the Society, and is a past chair of their permanent collection.
"Blue" by Eric Fowler.
Heidi Leitzke, PCA&D's gallery director and instructor in the Foundation and Fine Art departments, had her embroidery creations in an exhibition at the Bridgette Mayer Gallery that benefits BalletX, also located in Philadelphia. The benefit exhibition closed on August 9.
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Tom Newmaster, adjunct instructor in the Graphic Design department, regularly contributes to the online edition of Package Design magazine, which features profiles of extraordinary design projects, teams, and processes. He shares his experitise and knowledge about the role of color in consumer choice; using packaging to unify various product brands; and packaging's role in rolling out new products.
Gloria Mast, adjunct instructor in the Liberal Arts department, is featured in a video promoting the use of ARTstor in the classroom.
Bob McLeod, adjunct instructor in the Illustration department, was a guest speaker at the La Mole Comic Con in Mexico City, Mexico in July.
"Route 113 near Phoenixville, Pa." an image by Christine Welch, professor and Chair of PCA&D's Photography department, is part of the Fogel Collection at Haverford College (Pa.), a permanent collection that represents "...a group of 49 works by 38 photographers spanning the history of the medium from its maturation in the 19th century to the present day." An exhibition of selected images from the Fogel Collection -- including this work by Welch -- is on display at Haverford through October 6, 2013.
Welch's work was specifically mentioned in this online article by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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The new logo for Aaron's Acres, designed by Illustration major Danielle Farrell '14, is now live on their website and promotional materials. Danielle created their new logo in Fall 2012, and additional promotional materials for Aaron's Acres were created during the 5th annual Designathon, held in February 2013.
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This is the 15th year for Aaron's Acres, a Lancaster-based organization that provides social and recreational programs for children and young adults (ages 5-21) with disabilities through age-appropriate socialization and communication skills. Read more about Aaron's Acres here.
Wonderhead Collective, led by PCA&D faculty member Jonathan Yeager, has designed a piano for the 2013 Keys for the City program. The non-profit featured on his piano is Lancaster Day Care Center. All pianos are installed -- Yeager's creation is in Musser Park -- and ready to be played during Music Fridays throughout the summer.
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Work by Photography major Kate Frese '14 has been selected for the online annex of "The Edges of Night: Dawn and Dusk" at PhotoPlace Gallery. You can see Kate's work, "Candlelit," on their website.
"Candlelit" by Kate Frese '14
Her work was selected from over a thousand entries received by the PhotoPlace Gallery, which is located in Middlebury, Vt. "Candlelit" will also be included in the forthcoming full-color exhibition catalog.
Foundation students who took digital photography with Eric Weeks, assistant professor, this past semester published their work on a collaborative blog.
The "Photography Exchange" is the result of a cultural exploration between digital imaging students studying at Kyungil University in South Korea and Foundation students at PCA&D. The theme of this installment is "The Sound of One Hand Clapping."
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U.S. Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said that while he welcomed the measure, he was worried the president was too delicate in dealing with Muslim-American groups.
"While I certainly support community involvement and initiatives, we must ensure that these do not become politically correct feel-good encounters which ignore the threats posed by dangerous individuals in the community," he said in a statement.
The new Obama plan is meant to allay concerns that efforts to counter Muslim extremism could provide a recruiting ground for al-Qaida and its affiliates in the United States.


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PARIS (AP) -- Two first-division matches in the French league have been postponed because of freezing weather conditions.
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Ben Folds On Crowdfunding: "We don't know what the f**k we're doing"
Monday, the recently reunited Ben Folds Five launched a crowdfunding campaign on PledgeMusic to garner the cash needed to produce their first album in 13 years. They heralded the whole deal with little fanfare: reaching out to fans instead of journalists, posting info about the hotly anticipated album to Facebook and Twitter in lieu of a newswire. Yes, like Trent Reznor and Amanda Palmer before them, Ben Folds Five has decided to go around the music industry in order to get their tunes directly to fans. However, the band's decision to join PledgeMusic was by no means a calculated hit against what many consider to be a crumbling industry. No, it's more an experiment — one that Folds admits the band is going into blind.
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This is far from a "battle of who could care less" — the other day, the recently reunited Ben Folds Five launched a crowdfunding campaign on PledgeMusic to raise funds for their first album since 1999′s The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner, and they've already surpassed their fundraising goal — with nearly two months left to go.


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Scott's Seafood on the River
- Address:
4800 Riverside Boulevard
Sacramento, CA 95825Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Scott's Seafood on the River
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.scottsseafood.net/
- Phone: 9163795959
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 6:30am - 11:00am; Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 3:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Saturday: 3:30pm - 10:00pm; Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 6:30am - 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Bill John
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: From an intimate dinner with a few good friends to a formal wedding for 200, Scott's has many options for all occasions, whether for meetings, corporate events, presentations, weddings, rehearsal dinners or celebrations of all kinds.
- Private Party Contact: Celeste Dolan (916) 989 8959
A word from Scott's Seafood on the River
Sacramento's favorite seafood restaurant arrives on the Sacramento River at Le Rivage Hotel. Whether you arrive on wheels or by boat, this gorgeous dining room affords everyone a view of the River. For breakfast, lunch or dinner, Scott's has something for everyone. With the gentle Delta breezes playing on a summer evening, there is no better dining al fresco in Sacramento. The food, the service, the ambiance all make for an unforgettable experience. Plan a special occasion, meeting or night on the town and turn it into an overnight getaway at Le Rivage Hotel. Don't forget to make an appointment for the perfect spa treatment at Spa LaLe, right on the property.Continued
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Scott's Seafood on the River reviews from OpenTable diners
230 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (162)great for outdoor dining (152)special occasion (137)romantic (86)neighborhood gem (59)good for groups (56)great for lunch (56)great for brunch (52)fit for foodies (52)notable wine list (40)vibrant bar scene (38)hot spot (21)kid-friendly (15)late-night find (13)Show More
- Brunch at Scott'schinskiDined on 9/28/2014Most of the service was courteous and understanding, however the waiter and a waitress had a dreadful habit of interrupting our conversation as though their time was more important than our conversation. This was not true as the three of us rarely all three meet. The food was good. However on leaving we discovered that even though we had used the restaurant their valet service had cost us $7 which had not been told us at the time. I complained by e mail to the restaurant and received a discount coupon and a very gracious explanation by return. The valet parking franchise apparently leaves them frustrated also.Special Features:
- ExceptionalKyteDined on 9/20/2014We have been to Scott's several times and have never been disappointed. The food is superb and the wait staff is excellent. Our waiter, Miguel, was amazing! Miguel made sure the timing of the meal, from appetizer through dessert was perfect, allowing us to enjoy our 28th anniversary without being rushed. It was the perfect evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a great family brunch.lunchtimeVIPDined on 9/20/2014We celebrated my Dad's 83rd birthday with a family brunch. The food, service and atmosphere was perfect for us. The service pace was slow but in a good way they were very attentive to the needs of the group and didn't come around and sweep up plates before we were all done. I like that. In most places today the servers don't manage the whole table as well as these guys did. Food was very good from crab louis to omelets -- delish. Server was knowledgeable and very personable which makes the whole thing work. Nice job Scott's.Special Features:
- pleasantly relaxingdine4UDined on 9/17/2014The overall experience was very enjoyable. Waitresses were efficient and courteous and the atmosphere serene and restful. The food was tops and done to perfection. For special occasions its the place to be. The weather cooperated and it was very comfortable on the patio. Would recommend it for anyone wanting a high end dining experience.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/16/2014Have eaten here several times for special family occasions. Love the food, location and service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very enjoyable outdoor brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/14/2014We took a group of 7 for a Sunday Brunch and had a very pleasant experience. Lovely venue on the river, good service, good food and an overall great outdoor dining morning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/13/2014Good Food and Service, limited parking. There was a wedding, and huge birthday party there forcing us to valet park.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dinnerlovefishes1Dined on 9/13/2014Lovely place to have dinner out.....food taste excellent but not hot & coffee cold x 2 cups......I will come again but no coffee! I will also remind server to please be sure food is hot.....CSpecial Features:
- Great 35th DinnerdckandrobnDined on 9/13/2014We missed our Monroe Ave Scotts, so we decided to try the River Location. It was wonderful, we will definitely keep going back there. Great dinner, super in all waysSpecial Features:
- DissapointedOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/13/2014My husband and I came for his Birthday dinner. We made the reservations and had been here a few times before with great food and service. This time we were disappointed, the server didn't really listen to us when asking about ingredients and was acting "put out" because we asked. (My husband had a heart attack and we just needed to be sure of the ingredients because he eats differently now), our appetizer was overcooked for being seared and the food was just OK...not what we usually get as we have in the past, with the "wow" factor. There also was two little kids running around and screaming as they were chasing each other with all 12 adults at the their table and no one to guide them to be a bit quieter.Special Features:
- Scenic viewDineDined on 9/12/2014Service was slightly too slow. We had some lags in that area such as when ordering. Food was good but not exceptional. The salmon was good but nothing that we would crave enough to come back. Desserts were also good but not memorable. I prefer regular cheesecake to ricotta which is slightly too overpowering in flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant SurpriseLuckyeaterDined on 9/7/2014We went to Scott's on a Sunday evening for my mother's birthday. We were seated on the outdoor patio, with a great view of the river. The food was inventive and delicious and the service outstanding! I can't wait to go back again. What a great way to enjoy friends, food and a cool spring or fall evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Place To Go4happyseniorsDined on 9/7/2014Excellent food, excellent service, and great ambiance. Four senior people were treated outstandingly.Special Features:
- OilwellDined on 9/7/2014Over all this was a very pleasant experience. We had a party of five and were seated along the back wall so as a result couldn't really see the river and view. That would have been nicer. Our server Sierra was excellent, bent over backwards to please. Parking, a little bit away. Did catch a ride in the golf cart on the way back down the hill.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location was hard to find.LuvsurfnturfDined on 9/6/2014The seafood was great but my steak was terrible. Service was very good from the moment we got there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, bad, and uglyMaxlyDined on 9/6/2014The dining experience at Scott's Seafood on the River was a mixed bag. The food presentation and taste was very good. The restaurant has good outdoor seating area with an exceptional view of the river. Miguel, our wait person for the evening was very knowledgable on the menu selection. However, my dining experience that night was ruined as I discovered my silverware had dried crusted food clinging to the butter knife, and my wife's fork with the same issue as well. The bussed girl that came around to refill our glasses splattered water all over the table, left without apologies, nor make any attempts to wipe away excess spillage.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Lunch =)SashaVIPDined on 9/4/2014Nice Enjoyable Lunch w/Friend. She enjoyed the Clams, I enjoyed the Crab Louie Salad. First time here, miss the one that was in Loehmans Plaza. Look forward to returning soon!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Bloody Mary!SusanDined on 9/3/2014Best Bloody Mary in recent memory. Lovely atmosphere on the deck overlooking the river. Petrale sole special was delicious. Crab/avocado "taco" appetizer made in wonton skins was featherlight and tasty. Friendly, efficient service.Special Features:
- Great for brunchFINEDINERDined on 9/1/2014Labor Day Brunch for 3: not crowded @ !:30 PM. Sat indoors cause a bit warm that day, but still had view of river. 2 crab benedicts, 1 traditional benedict + dessert were the meal. We all thought the benedicts were delicious and finished them off without hesitation, ample side of fried potatoes, which none of us finished. Dessert was a lemon ricotta cheesecake, again, an ample slice, the remains of which ended up in a box to bring home. Wine list by the glass had something for everyone; drink list equally varied. Food wait was a bit longish, but may have been due to holiday & reduced staff. Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love spending Sunday afternoon heregeoblewisDined on 8/31/2014My friend and I always make time to stop at Scott's Seafood on the River before I take her to the airport to fly home. We try to get seating out on the patio, overlooking the river. Just lovely! The cocktails are delish! And so is the food! This time, I had the Dungeness Crab and Avocado Tacos, then the Scott's Burger with house salad. The tacos were made from wontons. Fillings were flavorful and light. I asked for the burger to be served without the bun. Got a beautiful arrangement, with loads of salad! Best burger I have ever tasted! Our server told us it was made of ground filet mignon. Its really is best to get a reservation. In my experience, when they get busy, I'm not attended to so carefully. This time, our server was wonderful!Special Features:
- Pleasant experience!Luv2eatDined on 8/30/2014Had a lovely dinner with my husband. Will defiantly come again. Dinner was excellent, staff did a great job from the hostess to the bartender to the server. Everyone provided great customer service. Made our evening very enjoyable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice placefoodie14Dined on 8/30/2014This restaurant was nice and my boyfriend loved the oysters. While the service was great and the view beautiful and romantic, the food was somewhat bland and not well worth the price we paid. Maybe it was just the two dishes we had, but for the price, I didn't walk away saying "wow, that was good". The wine was good, but my boyfriend ordered an "old fashioned", and while he liked it, he said it wasn't what he was expecting.Special Features:
- The best of the best!martathelegendDined on 8/30/2014Professional from start to finish. The atmosphere is warm, relaxed, friendly. We felt special and noticed how thought the restaurant was busy, nothing seemed rushed. I appreciate that the servers wear the long aprons which tend to inhibit rushing. There was no clanging of dishes, though we were sitting near the kitchen entry. Great wine list. The service is attentive but not invasive. The food is a dream. I had the filet mignon with grilled prawns including green beans and mashed potatoes. The sauce was mouth-watering and the meat cooked to perfection. To that a Sebastiani Pinot Noir. Heaven! My date ordered Macadamia Nut Halibut with lemon-chive rice pilaf. He was delighted. It was a lovely relaxed dinner. Thank ou to all your staff.Special Features:
- expdinerDined on 8/29/2014The food was outstanding and the atmosphere was elegant. Best of all, the service was above and beyond the highest quality. Abigail was bright, charming and extremely competent We felt well taken care of even though she had many other tables to cover. I could not recommend Scott's any more highly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Eh Food, but Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014The food was not quite worth the price. The best items we had were calamari and scallops. The crab bisque was ok, but has a little kick to it, so be warned if you have low tolerance for spicy. It's a tomato-based cream, so not as light as, say, a lobster bisque - more of a spiced crab-tomato bisque. I asked for "Medium to Medium-Rare" filet mignon, and it came out closer to Rare, but was seasoned well. Sadly, the sauce with it tasted more like a barbecue-aioli sauce found on a Red Robin burger and less like a steak sauce. The garlic mashed potatoes were good, but the macadamia encrusted halibut was blander than Panko, to say the least. The restaurant was also a bit loud, but the service was more than excellent. We'll stick to McCormick's...Special Features:
- 61 anniversary celebrationopusDined on 8/28/2014I took my parents to Scotts for a 61st wedding anniversary celebration. They treated everybody fabulous and made it a very special day for my parents. The food was excellent and every thing was cooked to perfection.Special Features:
- DisappointedDined on 8/27/2014The dinning room atmosphere (tables and chairs) was was like being at a Denny's or a Mimi's restraunt. I expected more when paying the prices for dinner. The Happy hour was good but the service was lacking at the tables.Special Features:
- Always LovelyTantanbourineDined on 8/25/2014I always love coming here. Definitely sit outside if you can- gorgeous and quit river views. The hostess was lovely, our busser was equally engaging and Our server was very accommodating and sweet. And of course, the food never disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 60th Wedding AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Celebrated my inlaws 60th wedding anniversary. As I had made my reservations online, I specifically requested a quiet area of the restaurant as the elderly couple have hearing issues. We were initially seated right next to the very busy and noisy bar. I questioned the hostess and she IMMEDIATELY prepared another table in the back of the restaurant which was perfect! She was so polite, pleasant and took charge of the situation and fixed the error in seating. Our waitress was also amazing. Extremely patient with our group and was very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent portions.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/19/2014Excellent meat, but the shrimp wasn't that good. Service was great!Special Features:
- choosehisfoodDined on 8/19/2014It was my mother's 94th birthday. We had a great experience. Our service was crisp and friendly. The quality of the food was high.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spot!Lkp49Dined on 8/17/2014Great spot, amazing food and superb service! Loved the view and service was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and service!CourtsDined on 8/16/2014We went to Scott's for our anniversary dinner and had an amazing time. I asked for a table with a view when making our reservation, and was pleasantly surprised with a great table overlooking the river. Our food was delicious and we were even gifted a complimentary bottle of champagne at the end of our evening. I would recommend Scott's to anyone who loves great food and service. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- waddlesWaddlesDined on 8/15/2014I have always enjoyed the ambience at Scott's along with the food. The Halibut is my favorite and I always recommend it to my friends that I am with.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dinnerluv2dineDined on 8/14/2014Our waitress was amazing and the food was outstanding.Special Features:
- Where's the Value?luvavalueDined on 8/14/2014Service and location is great. I would expect the same with the food for the price, but I was disappointed. I'd recommend only for drinks and snacks.Special Features:
- Birthday dinnerVickccDined on 8/13/2014I saw that the restaurant bar area was very full and a bit noisy . We were seated immediately and decided to take an outdoor table. The spinach was fresh, hot, and cooked to my liking! The others in my party enjoyed their entrees too. I felt that the wait time for the dessert to actually come was a little too long . It was my BD dinner celebration thus the dessert was complimentary.. The dessert when it came was brought with three spoons. Dessert was yummy and the coffee was great but could have been hotter. I didn't say anything since I drank it right away. The waiter was attentive and refilled my coffee cup three times. Overall the dining experience was excellent and I will definitely return.Special Features:
- Excellent seafood on the riverHilltopDined on 8/12/2014This scenic restaurant on the river has very fresh petrale sole and salmon, prepared just the way the customer requests. Our waitress provided excellent service, with a warm and friendly attitude; and, she offered very good advice about the items on the menu, as well as giving great suggestions, for wines to complement our entrees. I would rate the service as FIVE STARS, Par Excellence. We both enjoyed a wonderful dining experience. We give this restaurant our highest recommendation; and, we plan to return here, for many enjoyable meals in the future. . . -Alyn GoldsmithSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/10/2014The staff was super attentive and accommodating. My wife has several food allergies and the kitchen crew made her dish just as she liked. The morning had several large parties and the tables were pushed very close together making it difficult to maneuver through the outdoor patio but the hostess seated us at a table with plenty of room. Overall very good food, great service and a very unrushed and enjoyable Sunday brunchSpecial Features:
- Delightful experienceLynneDined on 8/8/2014A post-wedding reception dinner for out-of-town guests was just a delight. Our server was so gracious, funny and personable...she made our evening very enjoyable, and the fresh oysters on the half shell--oh my, delicious! Thank you Scott's for making our special evening even more special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The Edmonton Oilers have arrived in New York and are no doubt trying to conduct business. They have a 'baker's dozen' on their to-do list and a fan base singing 'let's see action' in a loud and rowdy manner.
- Sign Sam Gagner to a multi-year deal that has begins with a number in the 4′s.
- Get Paajarvi signed and then find a role that suits him (suspect it's 3line).
- Deal Hemsky for immediate help (even if its a checker).
- Deal Horcoff or slot him into the 3line job for which he is actually ideal.
- Find a 2line L who can complement Gagner-Yakupov with puck retrieval, blocking out the sun, etc
- Find a 3line C and L to play with Paajarvi
- Find a 4line C to play with Smyth/Brown
- Decide on Lander/Belanger or other for 13F (and 14F if they go with 7D).
- Top 4 defender (a genuinely effective one, no 'almosts or sortas')
- Better blue depth (MacT has done this with Belov, plus Klefbom/Fedun/Marincin)
- Backup goalie
- AHL #1/NHL #3 goalie
- Sign Paul Ranger
This is 5×5 CorsiOn and Letang is the cock of the walk. No surprise. What is the possible cost to an NHL team? Well, you would think #7 overall is a nice starting point and of course they'll need a replacement blue (Petry?) but how much more would you need to give? Is it worth it? Would you even go near this deal without an contract extension?
Your depth chart for RH blue (Letang, Justin Schultz) is insane if you make the deal. Would you make that deal? Jason Gregor asked the queston earlier in the week, and I'm still wondering about my answer.
I think this gets done sometime soon, maybe in the next 24 hours. One thing no one has talked about: Paajarvi's deal. I know he's a secondary concern, but still you would think that some chatter would be out there.
Crickets. Hmmm.


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Brunel Integrated PhD (New Route PhD) - Biosciences
Biosciences, within the College of Health and Life Sciences have an international reputation for research in cellular, sub-cellular and genetic areas and are the home of the renowned Institute of Cancer Genetics and Pharmacogenomics, which has been one of the chief contributors to national breakthroughs in skin, breast and prostate cancers. Other important research areas are covered by the cell and chromosome biology group and in the exciting field of bioinformatics - the use of computer-based technology to address biological questions. This research expertise feeds specialist knowledge and an enthusiasm for discovery into teaching at every level.
The College of Health and Life Sciences, has excellent modern research facilities including laboratories for human molecular genetics, and suites for human cell culture, human gene mapping and DNA sequencing, and fluorescent microscopy and 3D image analysis.This programme aims to educate graduates not only to the high academic standards expected from PhD research but also in generic personal, business and communication skills. Because it extends the usual PhD from three to four years, it develops an integrated range of skills and knowledge that both broaden and deepen the individual's subject expertise beyond the bounds of the usual research degree.
Applications are invited from candidates with an interest in the areas of Medical Genetics, Human Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics, Chromosome Biology or Cancer Genetics.
Your taught programme will promote critical analysis, independence of thought, an awareness of broader issues which create an impact on the environment of research and an understanding of subject-specific knowledge at the forefront of your discipline. The taught element will cover generic and research skills and discipline-specific modules as follows:
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BOOK ONLINE ON OUR WEBSITE! Located in the center of the Woodstock Village, Twin Gables is a Woodstock landmark, etablished in 1926. It is known for it's relaxed, friendly atmosphere and charming ambiance. Within walking distance to most shops, galleries and restaurants, Twin Gables offers affordable and charming guest rooms. Each of our rooms has it's own unique charm and personality. There is something for every traveler who drops by to stay with us. Whether you are traveling alone or with family and friends, Twin Gables is sure to have a room specifically suited for you. All rooms, as well as the common parlor area for sitting and relaxing, are decorated with period furnishings and original art work by local and global artists. And, for our guests convenience, each room has individual climate control and WiFi is accessible throughout the house. BOOK ONLINE ON OUR WEBSITE! OR CALL :)
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3.8 on July 22, 2010
The service was outstanding by all staff. Friendly, warm and inviting. House was clean and had all the details of your grandmother's home. No TV, but WiFi.
5 on November 04, 2009
Cozy & friendly. Very charming Inn in a perfect location to town. Delicious coffee & muffins & continental breakfast. new owners have done great upgrades. Clean & safe -- definitely recommend
4.2 on August 17, 2009
We stayed in a 2 bedroom, private bath room for 2 nights. The room was immaculate, the manager very friendly and accommodating, breakfast was simple yet delicious/fresh. I would recommend this place for visiting Woodstock as it is right in the heart of town-walking distance to shopping, dining, etc. If you are a light sleeper (which I am) keep in mind this is a very old house with creaky floors. Even though the guests upstairs were quiet, you do hear every footstep. Everything was great.
5 on May 26, 2009
I was looking for a last minute weekend getaway and I couldn't have found a better deal! Twin Gables was a wonderful, unique place to stay. It's in a great location, across the street from some hippie houses! :) The room was wonderful and the service was great. The woman there had many suggestions for us and helpful. Breakfast was tasty, great local muffins and fruit. Not sit down, but still very good. Overall, excellent stay! They have journals in every room, with comments from previous visitors. These are fun to read and provide other interesting suggestions. Enjoy!
4.2 on March 26, 2009
Twin Gables is a very comfortable inn and located in the heart of woodstock. The inn is a very relaxing environment. The staff was pleasant and the rooms were very comfortable. This wasnt my first stay at Twin Gables but I'm happy to say that the new owner there is definitely an improvement. Henri was very friendly, made sure I enjoyed my stay. Even talked about some of the improvements he wants to make to the inn. Turns out, he was also a Twin Gables regular before he decided to buy the place, so he completely understands what needs to be improved upon. Even the staff was new since I stayed there a few months ago which really made a difference. So I definitely look forward to my next visit in the summertime.
3.0 on August 23, 2008
it would be great to have kettle in rooms
4.0 on September 15, 2007
Cindy was a great host - really relaxed atmosphere. Help yourself breakfast - no strict time. Lovely peaceful lounge. Woodstock was one of my favorite places on a long trip. Room very homely. Bathroom spotless. Will definitely return to this quaint bed & breakfast and to Woodstock. Great food in restaurants in town. Some of the best food we had in USA.
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Follow signs to NY State Thruway 87. Go South on 87 to exit 20, Saugerties. After the toll booth, turn left onto Route 32. At the first stop light turn right onto Route 212. After following 212 for about 10 miles, Twin Gables is on the left side, past the Village Green.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, National/State parks, Nature area, Woodstock Animal Sanctuary, Woodstock Film Festival, Buddhist Monastery - Seat of the Karmapa, Woodstock Center for Photography, Performing Theater, Religious Services, River, Ski area
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VERONA, Wisc. – Rutgers men's golf is 12th with a 298 total after the opening round of the 14-team Badger Invitational, played Sunday at University Ridge Golf Course. Senior Jonathan Renza (Cortland Manor, N.Y.) paced the Scarlet Knights on day one, carding an even par 72 to enter Monday's second round tied for 18th in the 74-player field.
Sophomore Jonathan Chang (Valencia, Calif.) also performed well, carding a 74 to sit tied for 38th in the highly-competitive field.
Sunday's opening round was played under sunny skies, with calm winds and a temperature of 67 degrees.
Freshman Ryan Rose (Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J.), senior Doug Walters (Blairstown, N.J.) and freshman Michael Howe (Temecula, Calif.) comprise the rest of the Rutgers scorecard. Rose is tied for 45th with a 75, while Walters and Howe are tied for 58th with 77's.
South Carolina leads the Invitational with a six-under 282. USC-Upstate is four strokes back at 286. Xavier, Missouri-Kansas City and Illinois State are tied for third with a one-under 287.
Caleb Sturgeon of South Carolina tied the 18-hole collegiate course record and the Badger Invitational record with a 65. Matt Gerard of Xavier is in second with a three-under 69. Seventeen players shot under par in the first round.
The 54-hole event resumes Monday at 9 a.m., before a final round on Tuesday.


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