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- We celebrated Earth Day at Seattle Center's Next 50 Plaza, right near the Space Needle and the Experience Music Project.
- Kids decorated little paper pots and then planted pea seeds that they got to take home with them. Hopefully they'll remember: Healthy nature = healthy food!
- Working the popular pea planting table.
- Step 1: decorate your miniature pot. Step 2: fill it with soil.
- You only get one chance to decorate your pea pot, so concentration is key.
- Experienced gardeners helped kids get their pea seeds off to a good start.
- We had free Washington apples aplenty for folks to enjoy. Apples are the state's largest crop and an excellent example of what nature does for us all.
- "I'll take THAT one!" It can be hard to pick which animal to have painted on your face. But they all looked great at our Earth Day celebration.
- This Earth Day picnicker approves of her new orca. Maybe she's smiling because she knows we can clean up Puget Sound so orcas will be healthy again.
- We were thrilled that the Earth could join our Picnic for the Planet celebration. He played, danced, ate apples and made new friends.
- We found this apple eating an apple! And reading one of our beautiful magazines. (You can get a copy of this magazine, too – just contact The Nature Conservancy's office in Seattle.)
- Seattle area reggae group Kore Ionz put on a fabulous show and had the crowd on its feet.
- The son of the Kore Ionz front man joined the band on stage and proved that talent and stage presence run in the family.
- The Local Strangers were a wonderful addition to our Earth Day celebration, bringing beautiful harmonies, foot-stompin' beats and heartfelt ballads to everyone's ears.
- Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn stopped by our table to wish us a happy Earth Day. Happy Earth Day to you, too, Mr. Mayor!
The Nature Conservancy in Washington
2012 Earth Day at the Seattle Center


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How I'm repaying $120k in student loans
After I graduate with an MBA, my loan payments will be more than $1,000 a month. Here are 6 strategies I'm using to make them.
This post comes from Eric Bell at partner site Credit.com.
In less than a month, I will graduate from my MBA program at Georgetown University with more than $120,000 in student loans at 7% interest. Six months after graduation, my grace period will end, and I will have to start repaying more than $1,000 per month.
Here is my strategy for repayment:
Earn baby, earn
The first thing I have to figure out is how to increase my income from its current level. Without more money coming in, there is no chance for me to pay down my debt and maintain my current lifestyle.
Some student loan repayment strategies I'm considering are taking on another job while I continue making money on my hobbies like blogging, graphic design and website development on nights and weekends.
Consolidate my student loans
Right now, I have 13 student loans outstanding. Once the payments start after my grace period is up, I will have a paperwork nightmare.
To simplify the repayment process and fix my interest rate, I am going to consolidate my federal student loans into one loan. Since I do not have any private student loans, I will be able to consolidate through the Direct Loan Consolidation program and avoid paying loan consolidation fees.
Pick the best repayment plan
There are several student loan repayment plans available to borrowers. Recently, a new plan was created called the Income-Based Repayment Plan.
When I started my business in school, I chose to take a lower salary so I could reinvest more in my company's growth. As a result, my adjusted gross income was relatively low last year and the income-based repayment plan may be the best option for me. It may not be the same for other borrowers, so make sure to consider your repayment options and find the best repayment plan for your situation.
Manage and track spending
One of the keys to successful student loan repayment is creating a budget and sticking to it every month. Personally, I use this budget and cash flow worksheet to track where my money goes and set spending goals each month.
No matter what your method, find a way to hold yourself accountable so you never miss a payment on your student loans.
Rapid repayments
There are a couple of strategies I plan to employ to reduce the amount of interest I pay on my student loans. First, I am going to make a payment every two weeks, rather than one payment each month. This method is called rapid repayment.
By paying every two weeks rather than once a month, I will reduce the amount of interest I pay over the life of my loan. Additionally, rapid repayment forces me to apply one additional payment to my loan each year. If I pay once a month, I make 12 payments per year. If I pay every two weeks, I make 26 bi-weekly payments, or the equivalent of 13 months of payments each year.
Apply future bonuses and gifts toward debt repayment
Debt repayment requires discipline and sacrifice. While I want to take bonuses and gifts and buy fun stuff, I simply cannot. The top priority after graduation is to eliminate my student loan debt as quickly as possible. In the past, my priority was building up my emergency savings fund. My new goal is to repay my debt.
The choice is simple. Repaying my student loans is the equivalent to putting my money into something that returns a fixed rate of 7% each year. With interest rates on savings accounts and CDs paying low interest rates, it makes more sense to apply excess cash toward debt repayment. So whenever I get extra cash in my bank account, I will use it to pay off my loans first.
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Altho "we" (my husband & I, combned) didn't borrow $120k the several thousand we owed when we both were through in the earli '70ies seemed like that much to us! We 'paid' it off by limiting ourselves to jobs that qualified for a partial % forgiveness working in goverment designated area of poverty(jobs primarly in education), OR by only applyingto an employer (health care jobs) who would pay a % off each year as a job benefit. By the time those loans were 'forgiven' my husband went back for his Master's--again through a government program. Years later, I went back for mine trhough a philantrophic program aimed at inpacting health care in underserved areas. Combined, our entire education was free--except for one year's payment when we failed to find a job in one of those "designated" areas. No matter what kind of areas you'd like to live, urban (think: inner city) or rural (think; underserved), you can. The pay isn't stellar but the work is satisfying & the benefits are good. And hey, I was able to retire at 59 1/2--the living costs, especially in the rural ares, are cheaper!
Truely amazing that someone who got a MBA would be so dumb. The fault is almost entirely on him, but there are contributors to the crime. Politicians, colleges, etc., talking and encouraging these young folks to dig themselves into this hole.
What could he have done to at least minimize these debts? Fairly easy, yet nobody has the guts to be honest with the easy debt trap that has been laid out. He should have worked to pay part of it as he went or take a semester off to build funds. Secondly, he could have got a job where an employer would pay for some if not all of the costs.
Many students get loans for living expenses, etc. IMO, people make bad choices, as this guy has done.
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Seasons Rotisserie & Grill
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2031 Mountain Road
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Albuquerque, NM 87104Neighborhood:
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Seasons Rotisserie & Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.seasonsabq.com/
- Phone: (505) 766-5100x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner Daily in the Main Dining Room Starting at 5pm
Lunch Monday through Friday from 11:30pm to 2pm
Rooftop Patio & Bar Open Daily:
Monday thru Friday, starting at 4:30pm
Saturday and Sunday starting at 5pm
Happy Hour Twice each Weekday (4:30pm - 6:30pm) and (9pm to close)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Californian, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Paul Mandigo
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Contact: Ian Hatch 5057665100x
- Entertainment: Live Summer Jazz Series, starting in April and running through September. Saturday and Sunday nights starting @ 6:30pm, no cover
- Special Events: Live Summer Jazz Series, starting in April and running through September. Saturday and Sunday nights starting @ 6:30pm, no cover
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Seasons Grill in Old Town is a local favorite and is open every day! The concept is driven by one core idea: buy the best seasonal and flown-in fresh ingredients and prepare in a casually elegant and comfortable environment. The wood-burning rotisserie & grill creates an opportunity for signature dishes such as Black Angus Prime Rib, Grilled Jumbo Sea Scallops, Kobe Ribeye Filet and a daily fresh fish.
We have a great Happy Hour twice each weekday and a Summer Series of live music every Saturday and Sunday on the rooftop patio that starts at 6:30pm (never a cover charge!).
Seasons has an extensive award-winning wine list, a full bar and several private dining options for up to 150 people. For more information please visit us at seasonsabq.com or call 505-766-5100
Seasons Grill in Old Town is a local favorite and is open every day! The concept is driven by one core idea: buy the best seasonal and flown-in fresh ingredients and prepare in a casually elegant and comfortable environment. The wood-burning rotisserie & grill creates an opportunity for signature dishes such as Black Angus Prime Rib, Grilled Jumbo Sea Scallops, Kobe Ribeye Filet and a daily fresh fish.
We have a great Happy Hour twice each weekday and a Summer Series of live music every Saturday and Sunday on the rooftop patio that starts at 6:30pm (never a cover charge!).
Seasons has an extensive award-winning wine list, a full bar and several private dining options for up to 150 people. For more information please visit us at seasonsabq.com or call 505-766-5100
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- A Date With My WifeTony64Dined on 9/13/2014Reservation (recommended) because this place is always hopping, because in the summer their are live bands. The food was excellent our waiter Sean was simply amazing. We trusted all his recommendation and he never steered us wrong. W had an amazing time and rekindling our love for one another.Special Features:
- December98020Dined on 9/7/2014What was gem !!! I have been in town 5 years and never ate here before. Not only was the food perfect but the presentation was the best ! But the other highlight was our server Fabian!!! We had 4 courses and were not rushed. For each course, we had excellent service, new silverware and with each course constant attention. This is going to be my new FAVORITE place. Next time I hope to eat outside - Beyond 5 stars !!!!Special Features:
- Has incredible potentialKimvg87Dined on 8/13/2014The service at Seasons is phenomenal. My water cup never was empty and my server knew everything about the menu. The menu itself was very tempting and unique. The food itself was the only downfall. Enhancing the flavors would be my only recommendation. My tamari Ono didn't have flavor other than fish. It was cooked perfectly, but there wasn't any spices or sauce to make it amazing. A side of soy sauce would even helped it. My sides of an onion salad and stir fried kale also lacked taste. The onion salad was supposed to be a medley however green onions dominated my palette and the kale lacked any seasoning. My white cheddar potAtoes were the only flavorful item.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodLikeDined on 8/10/2014Just about all the items on the menu had a garlic presents in the ingredients. Although the waiter was very accommodating it was disappointingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dark, but deliciousvisitingDined on 8/10/2014I arrived at 5:45 pm and was seated right away. Near a window, thank goodness, because the room darkened significantly by the time I was done with my meal and the staff did not turn up the lights. One couple moved for just that reason, but the other group in the corner seemed fine with it. The food was EXCELLENT. Later that night they had music on the upstairs patio, but that was just starting up as I left.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food.thewanderersDined on 8/8/2014Four of us had dinner there and the food was outstanding. We had swordfish, scallops and prime rib and wonderful salads. The only criticism would be the service - it was slow (we had to wait for long periods and remind the server several times in order to get refills on water, tea and sodas), but polite. We loved our time at Seasons and will return.Special Features:
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/6/2014Went to Season's to celebrate our wedding anniversary and was not disappointed. Excellent food, nice presentation and a very professional wait staff in a nice environment. Recommend it to anyoneSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prime Rib HUGE PortionSteveODined on 8/2/2014Usually when you order a Kings Cut for $30 ish bucks you get a decent piece of Prime Rib. I was a bit shocked at huge slice the waitress delivered it was between 2 to 3 inches thick! Note that the Chef's here cook their meats correctly Med Rare is just over the Rare line which was almost too pink for me. Now that I know next time I will ask for medium. We usually pass on desert but this time we did not, the Milk Chocolate-Brown Butter Marquise is one of the best deserts I have ever had!!!Special Features:
- TinaDined on 8/2/2014Consistently good food and service in a beautiful setting in downtown Albuquerque! Also a fun bar with upstairs with outside sittingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Old Town find!!!WhoahbabyDined on 7/30/2014What a wonderful surprise!! The Steak was outstanding and cooked to perfection, the chef understood what medium rare really is! Veggies were so fresh and the demi-glace was spectacular. The wait staff was attentive and friendly but not overbearing. Deserts were amazing, great fresh spins on traditional options!Special Features:
- How can a chef over cook halibut ?ArthurDined on 7/28/2014Sure, I could've sent the halibut back to the kitchen, but it would have been a negative effect at the table. Why didn't the chef know, or didn't check his sous chef... The saving grace was the wild rice; though a bit al dente, a nice recipe worthy of a special Thanksgiving dinner.
- Best Asian Chicken Salad!Comer7Dined on 7/23/2014Try the Asian Chicken Salad. It is delicious and the desserts are great.Special Features:
- Great restaurant in Old TownLuv2climbDined on 7/18/2014Great restaurant in Old Town, Good food, Good service, Easy access right off of I40! Have dined here about a dozen times and have not been disappointed.Special Features:
- Quality and Service below averageOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/12/2014As regulars, I must say this was not what we expected. The table ordered the from the featured menu choosing the $42 Kobe Tenderloin. Two were very good the third was over cooked and a sour taste. More than 20 minutes after dinner was delivered, the waiter checked on us. Giving him feedback the on Kobe, he removed the dinner plate which still had the sides left to eat. NO offer for a substitute, visit from the chef or management. The next time the waiter appeared was with the dessert menu. The service and meal was not acceptable.
- Perfect in every way!DrDollyDined on 7/10/2014Perfect size lunch portions! Every meal was made to perfection! Service was gracious and non-intrusive. A favorite of ours for small lunch meetings or gatherings. Now there is a good sign on Mountain Road so its easier to find to those unfamiliar with the area.Special Features:
- Consistently Good.LrrhodesVIPDined on 6/26/2014My wife and I have had dinner at Seasons many times over the years. We have never been disappointed. The menu isn't extensive, but presents a good selection, usually with a nightly special or two. Menu items are good quality well prepared. Good wine list. Prices are reasonable for the quality of the food. Service is what one would expect. The space can get noisy when busy.Special Features:
- rgskolVIPDined on 6/24/2014very well prepared food and casual, but elegant atmosphere. A definite high point in Albuquerque.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Place for NoiseCaptainCuisineDined on 6/19/2014This has to be the loudest, noisiest restaurant in the country. Hard Flores, walls & concave ceiling make a perfect echo chamber. Add 1noisy party & things get uncomfortable in a hurry. I ordered the halibut dish & requested medium rare. What I got was a beautiful filet cooked medium well, dry and I was barely able to cut it with a knife. Waitress was very attentive & apologetic & wasn't happy having to apologize about the dinner. Salads were fresh & tasty, wine was great & the menu was well thought out; but the noise level was actually painful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food great, noise level highmnchilemomDined on 6/17/2014We enjoyed our meal at Seasons - the food was very good, steaks done perfectly to order. Our server was exceptional, very on top of things and helpful in making our menu choices. The atmosphere is pretty sterile - nothing special. The noise level was really high - there was a large table of folks celebrating a birthday, and another table with only three people but they were especially noisy. The acoustics in the restaurant could use some toning down. The wine list was marked up considerably, so this is a pricey place to go but worth it for the food if you don't mind lots of noise.Special Features:
- Great night out on our anniversaryJohnAndKailiDined on 6/8/2014We had a great night out with good food and serviceSpecial Features:
- DinnerTyreDined on 6/7/2014Great food, good service, fair prices....what else can you ask for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sophisticated but friendlyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/7/2014We enjoyed a very nice dinner with friends here. The upstairs bar and the downstairs dining room are beautiful. We had excellent service, delicious food, good value. Both the swordfish and the scallops were excellent, unusual in this landlocked zone. Seasons is known for being noisy, but we arrived early and had no problem. Our waiter Fabian is a real professional. no negatives! parking was available within a couple of blocks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 205 reviews are from the Seasons Rotisserie & Grill reviews archive.
- Prime RibprimeriblvrDined on 5/13/2014The prime rib was the best we have experienced in Albuquerque. Cooked to a perfect med/rare-rare. Portion size was large accompanied by a vegetable and potatoes both cooked very well. Ordered a salad to split, but it wasn't necessary as meal portion was more than enough. Service was very attentive, but not intrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mothers DayJefeDined on 5/11/2014SO-SO Experence sat in there wine area in the back nice spot for the 5 top that we had. The special i had was great but the normal menu items were not that impresive especaly for the price. The femail server was just unplesent from the begining made sure that every thing on the table was taken care of just not real service short/unhappy/disapointing. The Deserts on the other had were fantastic Mint Cheesecake & Crembroule were great!
- disappointing reservationsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014We specifically wanted reservations for the buffet on Mother's Day, and was told upon arrival that Open Table had made us reservations for the dining room only - and the buffet had since sold out. My teenager was really disappointed, the brunch menu was really limited, and he ended up ordering a side salad. Staff was quite unconcerned that we were unhappy - it was Mother's Day, and they had customers to process. Emailed the manager about this the next day and haven't gotten a response. Won't be going to Seasons again.
- TerriDined on 5/7/2014Seasons is consistently excellent. Great food and wine selections. Service is always attentive but not intrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of ABQ's BestSMVisitorpVIPDined on 5/6/2014Good food, good wine list, good atmosphere, reasonably quiet, good service. A good place to go with friends.Special Features:
- Winner!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/5/2014Food was superb. Service was A+. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GoodWinstonDined on 5/2/2014We dine out a few times a week and since moving to ABQ five years ago, and Seasons has become one of our regular spots. Food is always good as is the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently very good!NMNATIVEVIPDined on 4/20/2014I've never had a bad experience at Seasons. The food is delicious, the service is very good and the price is appropriate. Barely better than the sister restaurant Zinc, and SO MUCH better than Savoy.Special Features:
- Very Good mealAshleyVIPDined on 4/10/2014Was in Albuquerque for one night and chose Seasons, hoping for a good, local meal, and I was not disappointed. The waiter was knowledgeable, the food was prepared exactly as ordered, and the wine list was good. The location is a little difficult to find being sort of down an alley and we spent 10 minutes trying to find it. But again, it was well worth the effort.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Quality / Small PortionMichaelDDined on 3/1/2014Nice upscale atomphere with a nice wine selection. My wife and I ate there during Restraunt Week. I had the filet and my wife the sea scallops. Both were well prepared; however, only two scallops for a $30 meal did not make either of us want to rush back. Couldn't they have included another one or two scallops? The point of restraunt week is to get you to try new places and I thought the management was very short sited. The service was adequate but not as crisp as I expected from a restraunt of this caliber. We had to wait for the wine to be served with the first course which arrived several minutes after it had been served. Maybe the server had a few to many tables. I'll give Seasons a second try but it may be a while.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Guess it was a bad nightOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/28/2014Dined with another couple. Portions were extremely small. Husband meal 2 scallops. My steak was size about 2 1/2" & wouldn't substitute sweet potatoes. We go quite often to Seasons. Waitress was not on it & service was average. Used to getting great service here. Night was a let down.
- Another great meal!AdamAMDined on 2/28/2014We make it a point to go to Seasons once a month and they are consistently great. From the food to the service seasons never disappoints. You get what you pay for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This restaurant has improvednoneVIPDined on 2/24/2014This restaurant has improved since the last time we ate there. The salads and entres were all excellent and prices seem to have come down slightly. One of us had the salmon dish and the other the parmesan crusted chicken breast. Both were excellent. There were several other items on the menu that looked attractive and will prompt another visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The server was seemed veryOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/21/2014The server was seemed very uninterested in what she was doing. IT was unusually mediocre as I eat there a great deal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodTinaDined on 2/20/2014All seven of us loved the food and the service. Not one complaint.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We visited on Feb. 15th soJbenVIPDined on 2/15/2014We visited on Feb. 15th so many couples were doing their Valentine's dinners. The staff was great. We enjoyed the food. My husband had the Oak Fired Salmon special that night and enjoyed every bite. We usually go to Savoy's in the Northeast heights but like it here as well, the two restaurants are sister locations owned by the same group. Both serve excellent food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentine's Dayshb1234Dined on 2/14/2014We haven't back Season's for about three years, but we've always loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but wayyyy too loudColeyDined on 2/7/2014This restaurant has amazing food and we really enjoyed the server, however we struggled to hear our friends conversations and even to hear the server. The way this place is set up is one LONG table along a wall, broken up into sections but basically you are sitting right close to everyone. There are people walking behind you all the time, too as the main thoroughfare is right along that long table. I was very happy to get outside when we finished and chat with our party. I'd recommend it only if you don't want to visit and just eat.


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Two little ones, with two strong heart beats. Baby A with a heartbeat of 172 and Baby B with a heartbeat of 155. We saw Baby A right away and then I heard the doc say "Hmm! Two for the price of one!". Having known my OB for almost 20 years, (my Aunt Kathy is a nurse at his practice), I thought he was kidding and I laughed it off. Then my aunt started pacing the room nervously. I looked at the doc, looked at DH, and i said "Tell me you are kidding." Doc was all smiles and said that he was serious as a heart attack. He showed me baby A, then showed me baby B hiding behind. Two babies, in separate sacs, healthy and measuring around 8wks & 4days.
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Part Two's title "The Sieve and the Sand" refers to two events/situations. Describe them.
Provide a quote to support your answer. One description should include two of the three things which Faber says are missing from society.
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The "Sieve and the Sand" refers to two incidents: one from Montag's childhood and one from the present. In the incident from his childhood, a cousin challenged Guy Montag to fill a sieve with sand in exchange for a dime. Of course, the more sand that the child Montag put into the sieve, the more sand fell through the holes in the sieve. This frustrated Guy, causing him to cry. The other incident involves Montag's attempts to memorize. He is trying to commit to memory the Book of Ecclesiastes from the Bible, but the jingle from the advertisement for Denham's Dentrifice that keeps playing while Montag is on the train is interfering and the words to Ecclesiastes fall through his memory just like the sand went through the sieve all those years ago. Just as he was as a child, Guy Montag is frustrated at his inability to hang onto the words he's trying to memorize. Guy's modern world counts on this inability to concentrate. This world he lives in without books has encouraged people to live for the immediate moment; it's a world of sound bites and expediency. By filling every place with mindless sound such as the advertisement jingle, people can't concentrate and do any serious thinking. If people can't think, they are much more easily controlled. This is just where society, and the government in the book, want people. By banning books, people's minds have been turned into sieves unable to hold thought.
The sieve and the sand are symbols and metaphors in the second part of the book. They represent Montag's quest for knowlege, and being incapable of holding onto all that he wants and needs to remember.
He remembers a time in his childhood that he is trying to fill a sieve with sand and of course is unable to do so. The comes to his mind when he is reading the Bible on the train and trying to remember what he reads. Of course, with all the advertisements on the train he is not able to concentrate so he becomes frustrated with the fact that he can't take in and remember all the information that he craves and feels as if he needs.
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Hart House Restaurant
- Address:
6664 Deer Lake Ave
Burnaby, BC V5E 4H3Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
NorthwestPrice: CAN$30 and under
Hart House Restaurant
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.harthouserestaurant.com/
- Phone: 6042984278x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday and Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Modern European, Organic, Northwest
- Executive Chef: Mike Genest
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Fireplace, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please contact us for onsite private dining details. One of our Sales Managers will be able to assist you in your event planning.
(604) 298 - 4278
- Private Party Facilities: Beautiful Lakeside Cottage for 30 guests seated
Private Rooms for groups of 16 to 80 seated.
Seasonal Tented events and weddings for up to 250 guests seated.
Both plated and buffet menus available.
- Private Party Contact: Sonja Muller 6042984278x
- Special Events: See our events page:
Summer Garden Parties.
25% off ALL bottles of wine, Tuesdays, lunch and dinner.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Canada Way
- Public Transit: 144 Metrotown or SFU on Deer Lake Avenue (25m)
123 Brentwood on Canada Way (100 m)
Bonny's Taxi services the Burnaby area:
Burnaby : 435 - 6655 or 434 - 8000 Capitol Hill : 299 - 6262
New Westminster : 526 - 1166 Coquitlam : 931 - 3333
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Ample free parking on Private Lot.
Overflow parking at neighbouring church or Heritage Museum in designated spots.
A word from Hart House Restaurant
Welcome to Hart House, one of the lower mainland's finest dining experiences. Built in 1910, the locally renowned Tudor style heritage house is situated on two acres of gardens on Deer Lake. This idyllic country estate, is only 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver.Continued
BC Restaurant Hall of Fame Proprietor and restaurateur Paul Smolen transformed the 'family home' into a restaurant in 1989.
Since then, Hart House has opened its doors to countless dining guests, newlyweds and corporate clients; offering culinary excellence, a well stocked wine cellar and friendly professional service.
BC Restaurant Hall of Fame Proprietor and restaurateur Paul Smolen transformed the 'family home' into a restaurant in 1989.
Since then, Hart House has opened its doors to countless dining guests, newlyweds and corporate clients; offering culinary excellence, a well stocked wine cellar and friendly professional service.
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Hart House Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
103 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.5
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (80)scenic view (78)romantic (68)great for outdoor dining (57)neighborhood gem (43)fit for foodies (36)great for lunch (32)good for groups (32)great for brunch (30)notable wine list (26)kid-friendly (9)hot spot (3)late-night find (1)Show More
- Late Sept Prix Fixe 2014 menuOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/28/2014We decided to come to the Hart House for our 2nd year anniversary, and everything about it was quaint and lovely, with tons of character! Just a bit of a criticism with a couple of the dishes, the chicken was delicious with a very tasty exterior, but for the sauce and side, it almost feels like they took a full can of beans and poured it around the chicken. I usually have no problem finishing my place, but the sheer amount of beans felt like a bit of overkill. The same thing happened with the pork belly, as it was surrounded by an abundance of chickpeas. Otherwise, the food was good, but the service was really outstanding. I would love to try them out again some time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- "Lovely Restaurant"MichRDined on 9/27/2014My husband and I went here for dinner, we were seated in the sun room which had nice big windows looking out onto the grounds. The waiter didn't make us feel rushed at all and was very friendly. The food was delicious, my husband had the seared lamb and I had the beef tenderloin, both meals were done to perfection just like we had asked for. The wine list is extensive ranging from $35 a bottle to $500+ a bottle, we had the Babich Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough for $45 which was very nice. We could have used some more light from the candle on the table which was just a tea light in a dark holder, maybe a clear or white holder would be better to see. It was a relaxing & enjoyable evening, a wonderful place to go for a night out.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014Great service and friendly atmosphere. Its a beautiful location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/21/2014We had a great 1st anniversary dinner at the Hart House last sunday. We were married on the front lawn there one year ago and have always had our expectations surpassed with respect to the quality and creativity of the dishes there. Both our dining experience and wedding experiences were fantastic. A very quiet night but charming service, not overbearing. The price fixe menu is an absolute steal at $38 - the place should be absolutely packed at these prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014We have been there many times over the past years and it is the choice of restaurant if we would like a nice experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- returning patronsafav4usDined on 9/13/2014We always enjoy coming to the Hart House. Over many years we often choose Hart House for a special occasion meal. Last year my nephew's wedding was held there also and was a great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful viewEatdrinkmaryDined on 9/6/2014Great view, service and food....never felt rushed. Patio had heaters after the sun went down.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!WoneDined on 8/29/2014It was my first visit here. Service was awesome! Food was better than I expected! Heritage scenery around restaurant was valuable to see! Will visit again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KamiDined on 8/28/2014Service was exceptional! Food was great. I highly recommend dining here. If I lived closer I would be here every week!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodfairyDined on 8/26/2014Lost a star on "food" because the portions are not filling. I had an entre chicken salad--not enough food for an entre and the price. Lost a star on service because althou our waitress was very good, there were several times she just wasnt there when we needed her and nobody else was around to call her. Guests should never be completely unattended. I felt abandonedSpecial Features:
- Beautiful SettingEpicureanDined on 8/21/2014Lovely place to dine outdoors in the summer. Menu was all right, seems as though many of the entrees came with some weird side. Asked to swap out two proteins (fish for meat as I do not eat beef) and was told it was no possible. Everyone's palette is different. Raisins are for breakfast and dessert. Ended up ordering the dungeness crab spaghettini. Was over salty - too much pasta very little crab. Of - and corn in there too. Strange.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely eveningsheenersviewsDined on 8/19/2014The setting is gorgeous, the service was outstanding -- friendly and knowledgeable, and the food was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food &Ambiancelove2enjoyfinediningDined on 8/15/2014We enjoyed our meal very much. The outdoor setting was very scenic and natural. Walking thru the restaurant ,the inside dining would have been elegantSpecial Features:
- Best Night Out in YearsendycarusDined on 8/12/2014My fiancée and I were treated like royalty with course after course of inventive, delicious food tailored to our dietary needs and paired perfectly with array of fine wines. The staff were knowledgeable and provided us with interesting details about the ingredients, some of which were grown on the premises, and the wine pairings. We will be back next month for our anniversary and will continue to visit often.Special Features:
- beautiful setting, good foodMJthefoodieDined on 8/6/2014A perfect lunch on the patio at Hart House! Try the beet and burrata salad as an appetizer - it is superb.Special Features:
- Summer DiningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/5/2014We went for dinner on a warm summer night in August recently. We sat out on the patio and the view of Deer Lake as the sun was setting was beautiful. A perfect location for a romantic dinner. There was a lovely prix fixe menu and my husband and I each chose different items so we could sample everything. He had the elk sirloin which was cooked to perfection as was my salmon. Desert was lovely, service was excellent. We would highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Michael6547Dined on 8/5/2014Have had lunch several times. Always a good place to bring a partner, friend or business client. The ambience is great, the scenery from the windows or from the patio brings one close to nature. The food and service are both good. A walk around the lake is good exercise after eating. Price could be a little lower though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch Not So MunchDBM111Dined on 8/3/2014I like the Hart House because of it's atmosphere. Girlfriend loves it. Went for brunch on Sunday and she had the Benedict. Even though she did not get the prosciutto as promised on the menu (chef substituted back bacon) she still enjoyed it. Her only comment was that they did not garnish with fruit - it's summer! I had the Traditional with bacon and easy over eggs. Probably the worst brekky I have had in a long time. Toast was not toast, greasy eggs had a dark glob in one of them, fingerling potatoes were partially boiled. Talk about boring! I cook better breakfast at home. The Spanish coffee was really good and the bacon was crispy. Those were the two highlights.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great gem that gets overlookedOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/27/2014Hart House is a place that people too often overlook - - - it is truly a gem - - - on one hand, you want to see more people go there so they can enjoy one of the Lower Mainland restaurant treasures with great food, service, view and ambiance- - - on the other hand, you do not want to lose all the great qualities of a quiet romantic place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurantmyversaDined on 7/26/2014We went on Saturday evening and there was a wedding wedding revenue going on by the lake; thus we got nice free wedding music. The servers were attentive. We ordered the prix fixe dinner. The price was pretty reasonable. The view by the deer lake was pretty good. The food was served in a reasonable of time. We had time to take photos of the lake and the food. The soup was thick and good taste. The San Daniele Prosciutto appetizer was refreshing. We were very full at the end. The only complain we would have was that one dish and knife were dirty; otherwise, it was a perfect night.Special Features:
- KevinDined on 7/24/2014Nice area, good food and service. We definite will go back.Special Features:
- excellentLarrykDined on 7/22/2014Ordered set menu. Not disappointed at all. Excellent! Friendly greeting at the door, efficient, friendly and attentive table service. Feel like a home guest rather than restaurant patron, which dovetails perfectly with the wonderful ambiance of this heritage house, situated on a great lake-shore property.Special Features:
- good food, great view, service okWinOneVIPDined on 7/13/2014I just wish all restaurants would have my big 3's: great food, service and beautiful view. Hart House has 2 out of the 3, which isn't bad at all. The brunch I ordered was super tasty and the beautiful lake view was romantic to a hilt. Service could have been better. Our waiter wasn't very good but the guy that served us the water and bread was excellent. Wish he were our waiter instead so I hope he gets promoted. I never understood why the waiter would disappear for prolong period of time (15 mins), given that the restaurant wasn't all that busy (at least when I was there). I said please give me a couple of mins to decide on the drink order, not 20 mins later ... crazy. I wanted my order in before the big group placed their's.Special Features:
- AmazingWoodyDined on 7/12/2014I was looking for a unique venu for dinner and I read some amazing reviews online, so decided to try it out. We Took my mom here for her 50th birthday dinner. I can't begin to explain how amazing the food was. It truly was a flavour experience. Our server was amazing and the whole package from the venu to the quality of food was beyond my expectations. So thrilled we went here and will continue to go again and again. Hats off to the chef and his crew :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exemplary serviceEatinVanCityDined on 7/12/2014The food was good, but it's the service that stood out in my mind. Our waiter, Ian, was attentive and entertaining. Our water glasses were never empty and he told short funny stories while he filled them. A great addition to our alfresco dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentFinallytimetotravelDined on 7/10/2014A delightful evening with a great view from the patio table, attentive friendly service and delicious food. I have been to Hart House many times over the years and have never been disappointed. You certainly pay for the quality, but quality you get! Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findmathiasVIPDined on 7/6/2014I was not expecting to be so impressed by both the food and the attentive service at a recent dinner experience. The black cod was the finest fish preparation and presentation I've had in recent memory, complete with greens from the Hart House garden. The food is not fussy but shows thoughtful planning, and the menu does not extend beyond the reach of what is possible or reasonable. Dessert was a gelato sundae with hot fudge and macerated cherries--simple and delightful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A neighbourhood iconEveningoutDined on 7/2/2014...a 'heritage evening' embodied in the venue, the views, and wonderful evening for patio dining, service that was truly professional without being stuffy, food presentations that were unique and most pleasing, and a most relaxing evening to reconnect with old friends. Hart House is an ideal location for that intimate evening out, when quiet and personal is preferred over big, brash and noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Back againJustaGuyDined on 7/1/2014The Hart House is one of our favorite places to celebrate an event , like our anniversary last week, or just to go enjoy a romantic dinner. Can't say I'm the most romantic guy but its easy to look good when you bring your date here. The food is always been top notch when I have been there, the waiters are not pushy or trying to rush around so you feel more relaxed to enjoy the surroundings. There is a great view in the back ,i guess that's why there are so many weddings there. As our anniversary was on the long weekend we decided to try out a "high end" steak house for a change, I do love my steak, but it was so busy and loud to the point that we just couldn't enjoy the ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- #1 - TOP DINING EXPERIENCEHartHouseFavoritesDined on 6/29/2014We are longtime patrons of the Hart House and it always has been a favorite for us on special occasions or just for a nice dinner out. It's a relaxed atmosphere for an intimate dinner for two AND the the windows looking out on the back yard offer such a scenic setting. The menu always offers new tastes and the one thing we particularly like is the smaller servings. The service is superb, both the host and our waiter that we often have serve us - KEVIN is #1 :) We SO appreciate our time out with you!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent findchoosyfoodiesDined on 6/25/2014Went for our anniversary & were not disappointed! Amazing food & the service just right. We went for 5:30pm during the week & due to great weather, had the dining room to ourselves. Couldn't have asked for better. Our table had a fabulous view & hours had passed before we realised it. We dressed up but others were casual. My wife requires gluten-free options & the waiter was knowledgeable about the menu & if he wasn't sure, he checked with chef, who happily offered alternatives. I had the surf &turf appie & lamb entree; my wife had the albacore tuna & duck; everything was perfectly done with a light-hand on the sauce. My wife nearly swooned over the creme brulee & my chocolate mousse cake was heavenly. Don't wait! Go as soon as you can!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic diningSs1122Dined on 6/24/2014We had a table by the window so the view of the lake was great. Appetizers and entrees were very well cooked. Dessert was excellent as wellSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- surprise birthdayOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/24/2014I took a friend for her birthday dinner. Reserved online and asked for a surprise birthday dessert. Nothing was mentioned on our arrival or through the meal so I thought it was forgotten. BUT, when dessert came there was a candle lit and Happy Birthday written in chocolate on the plate. What a lovely surprise. Very special service and a great meal too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently goodBillyJDined on 6/18/2014Special occasion. Always good. Set 3 course menu is good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spectacular flavoursenjoydinnerDined on 6/10/2014A most amazing dining experience; excellent, attentive and professional service. Each dish was beautiful to look and absolutely delicious. Creative choice of ingredients and presentation. Prix Fix menu is outstanding in choices and value. 10 out of 10.Special Features:
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I use the term "Team" because the Starter is the backup for the Referee and the Referee is the backup for the Starter.
We all should have read the documents concerning the Referee and Starter on the USA Swimming website, including the Checklists and The Professional Series. And we have heard these points many times!
What many of us may not know, or think about enough, is how these two officials -- the Referee and Starter -- interact with each other before and during a meet. My opinions follow.
Before a meet, the Referee and Starter should talk about any procedures and protocol that may be meet or Meet Referee specific. Each meet -- at any level -- is unique, and may have differences because of these preferences. When National Evaluators mentor, they should mention that details will change from meet to meet and from Meet Referee to Meet Referee. We all find procedures that work best for us and Meet Referees usually have minor differences in the way they like the deck to run. Remember, the Meet Referee sets the protocol and we all follow it! There is not one way to do anything! We should not hear, "this is the National way" or "this is the way it's done at Nationals and the only way it should be done!" There are many paths we take that lead to the same destination and great results. None of us are or should be puppets! Be flexible, adaptable and prepared to follow instructions handed down by the Meet Referee.
There is a chain of command. The Meet Referee is the leader, decider of policy, sets the atmosphere and attitude of the meet. On deck there is also a chain of command. The Referees all receive their marching orders from the Meet Referee. The Starters receive the protocol that may vary meet to meet from the Head Starter (if there is one) who usually meets with the Referees and Meet Referee before the meet. If the Meet Referee has no direct input for the Starters, the Head Starter decides who will take order of finish and other protocol and procedures.
Back to the "team"!
During the meet, the Referee and Starter should communicate before every heat. Sometimes the Referee will mention there will be an empty lane, a DFS, or another issue with a heat. The Starter should communicate with the Referee before every heat, mentioning empty lanes or a lane that you think should be empty but has an Athlete. The Starter is the failsafe for the Referee, his or her other set of eyes. Without taking your eyes off your jobs, small talk between heats serves to relax the two of you and shows everyone watching that you both are having a good time. This communication should become a positive routine, reduce mistakes and lighten the mood on deck.
What I believe is not proper:
As New England Officials Chair, I've received a few complaints from Starters concerning overzealous Referees and more experienced Starters. The complaint is usually that another Referee or Starter keeps telling them how to start, where to stand, how to say take your mark. When I talk to the Officials doing this, they don't understand why it's improper to over-mentor, or they don't understand why I try hard not to give much input. They typically say "with your experience don't you think you should mentor everyone every chance you have?"
I think this falls into the same category as a National Evaluator not giving an evaluation unless asked for. At the LSC level, when we have a qualified Starter working in the position, unless they are hurting the Athletes, we should let them work. If one little suggestion may help greatly then feel free, but be very frugal with advice unless asked. When we get to the higher levels, it's even more important to let the Starter work without critiquing; remember we are a team. If the Athletes are not getting good starts then a little mentoring may be reasonable, but it's very important not to overdo it.
Lead and mentor by example. We should never be telling Starters where to stand, to hurry it up because we have a timeline, talk louder (it's alright to pass on to the Starter that there may be an issue being heard). We should never tell Starters how to hold the microphone, for instance, "you must hold the microphone with one hand" or "you must hold the microphone with two hands," especially when an Omega system is being used. The important thing is that all Athletes get a fair and patient start, the cord is protected so that Athletes and Officials don't trip on it, and we have a plan to execute hand signals for deaf swimmers if needed. For any standard microphone like the Colorado or Daktronics, I personally feel we should be using one hand so our free hand can give hearing-impaired signals if needed.
Remember that the key for the Starter/Referee team is to communicate with each other! This cuts tension and lets everyone on and off the deck see how much fun you are having. They may want to take part next meet!


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Local police continue to investigate after a man was suspected of having child pornography.
On Tuesday morning, the Ohio Attorney General's Office investigated multiple child pornography cases across the state in "Operation Download." Police raided a manufactured home in a community off Tracy Road, where a man was suspected of downloading and sharing Internet-based child pornography.
Perrysburg Township police are assisting the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in the case. Authorities have seized one computer and several other electronic devices so far.
"We're looking for all types of electronic devices, to include computers, cell phones, things of that nature," said Savalas Kidd, with BCI.
According to neighbors, the man has been living there for less than a year and kept to himself. Still, they watched the raid, horrified that someone from their community could be accused of possessing and sharing child pornography.
"That's pretty sick. There's kids all around here. I mean, having kids of my own, you don't know what to think when people come around here like that," said T.J. Pratter.
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Agents with the Attorney General's Crimes Against Children Initiative, which operates as a division of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, simultaneously served search warrants at homes in Hamden, Perrysburg Township, and Mentor, Ohio. Each location had been identified by CAC investigators as a site where child pornography was illegally possessed and downloaded. Although the criminal conduct was the same, the individual cases are not related.
"Downloading and sharing child pornography is not a victimless crime. The children in the photographs are victimized each time someone views an image," said DeWine. "These predators need to know that we are aggressively coming after them."
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The instructors were knowledgeable and welcomed class discussions, with
respect for each student's contribution. I've learned how to be a more
effective leader. My capstone class gave insight on how to combine all
the education learned to operate a business. That's when I realized how
much I had sharpened my knowledge.
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