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El Gaucho - Seattle
- Address:
2505 First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $50 and over
El Gaucho - Seattle
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.elgaucho.com/
- Phone: 2067281337x
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday: Lounge 4:00pm – 10:00pm, Dinner service begins at 5:00pm
Friday - Saturday: Lounge 4:00pm – 12:00am; dinner service begins at 5:00pm.
Happy Hour: Sunday - Monday: all night
Tuesday - Thursday 9:00pm - - close
Friday - Saturday 10:00pm - close
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, American, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Matthew Brandsey
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Live piano music seven days a week.
- Special Events: Private dining at El Gaucho is a memorable occasion. Our beautiful and incomparable private rooms are available for lunch and dinner service Monday through Friday and dinner service on the weekends. We also provide buyouts of our entire restaurant. Please contact Brooke Lee at 206-267-5510 or email@example.com for details.
A word from El Gaucho - Seattle
El Gaucho is the Northwest's steakhouse legacy focused on elegant old-school, tableside service for people celebrating their lives.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
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El Gaucho - Seattle reviews from OpenTable diners
123 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.6
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (101)romantic (98)notable wine list (58)fit for foodies (56)late-night find (17)vibrant bar scene (16)neighborhood gem (16)good for groups (15)hot spot (13)great for brunch (1)Show More
- YumRainZone151Dined on 9/20/2014Tableside Caesar salad, chateaubriand for 2, and bananas foster all prepared tableside. 'nuf said!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing as usual!DiningNyeDined on 9/19/2014Logged on to open table to make a reservation, and it asked if there was a special occasion. I said yes, our 27th Anniversary. So when we were seated at our table, there were red rose petals on the table and a card from the El Gaucho team wishing us a happy anniversary! It was very very nice. Dinner was fabulous--I actually forgot how good my dinner was from the last time we ate there, but when I took my first bite I in awe all over again. The special touches El gaucho made for our special evening was soo nice -- even to the complimentary slice of cheesecake with a candle. Thank you, El Gaucho, for an evening to remember!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lots of good a little badOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/19/2014I've never been to El Gaucho and had anything short of exceptional service. Our waiter Jeff was a wonderful host and made sure we were taken care of throughout our visit. The cocktails I ordered were, again, exceptional. My only disappointment was the meal. I found much of the food to be unseasoned and quite bland. I ordered a rare Ahi Tuna steak and was shocked not to find any seasoning or even a little bit of salt. I realize that some diners are sensitive to salty foods, but much of what we ordered lacked any noticeable amount of flavor. Ok, ok – I promise to order the steak next time.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/18/2014I've gone to El Gaucho 5 times in the past 3 years. I've celebrated my last 3 birthdays there and have gone there on 2 other occasions. For the first time I was disappointed by both the service and food. My steak was warm at best which is unacceptable at $70 and the dinner lasted 3 hours due mainly to the 75 minute wait for our main courses to arrive. I traditionally have ordered the Banana Fosters but was so tired and disappointed by the end of dinner I opted for no desert. I will not return.
- Worth it!!Livin2LoveDined on 9/12/2014This is a VERY expensive restaurant. It is worth it! Get the truffle soup and get the bread pudding! Tableside Caesar is great, too! We absolutely LOVE El Gaucho - they take VERYgood care of us and we look forward to the special occasion of dining there.Special Features:
- wonderful if priceycg4unixDined on 9/5/2014Definitely not a cheap dining experience, but the service and food were both top notch. Well worth it for a special occasion. Their happy hour has a limited menu, but the food is just as good and costs significantly less. Will definitely come back here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Marisnne1234gdfoodsDined on 9/3/2014Great place love the people, pricey but pretty much worth itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Experiencewmq13Dined on 8/30/2014Being a local, this is a place I've been interested in experiencing for some time now, but wanted to save it for a special occasion. It most definitely exceeded my expectations and all of the positive reviews I've heard/read were right. The food was fantastic, and our service was beyond amazing. I would highly recommend El Gaucho and am looking forward to this dining experience again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always AmazingCw15012Dined on 8/30/2014As usual El Gaucho never fails to impress. From the amazing service to the impeccable food. If you have the extra money to spend it's worth every penny!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dining experiencegscotthjDined on 8/29/2014My wife and I always enjoy fining dining that runs from aperitif to appetizer, to entree to dessert and coffee, that is not overfilling, or under fed. El Gaucho raised the bar in all aspects for both of us. Our waiter Brian was excellent, he knew the menu and the specials and was quick to make what turned out to be excellent suggestions for both of us. Our food was most splendid and the flavor of the different items and sauces was fantastic. The roasted corn was particularly tasty to me. The steaks and seafood we enjoyed was incomparable. The fruit, nut and cheese to end the meal was marvelous, but we had to have some bread pudding and the Chocolate ganache, delicious!! We will be back to El Gaucho.Special Features:
- Wonderful SteakmelchDined on 8/29/2014Superb menu. My rib chop was perfectly done. Our wait staff was knowledgeable, entertaining and fully attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BerriesDined on 8/24/2014El Gaucho is a great place to eat and my wife and I enjoyed ourselves, the service was amazing and we were treated like royalty. I will be coming back and now I'm pretty sure that Iwill be disapointed when I go to other fine dining establishments.Special Features:
- Attention To DetailLoveGoodFoodDined on 8/22/2014Dining at El Gaucho was a terrific experience from the atmosphere to the food and service. We enjoyed our dinner, the wait staff, and the quality of service. We will surely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great not goodbotThatLovesFoodDined on 8/17/2014Food was very good, but maybe not worth the price. You know what was worth the price? The service. Everyone there was an absolute joy to be around while maintaining their professionalism. Would definitely recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impeccable Servicemcoco816Dined on 8/16/2014As always with El Gaucho, the service, food and experience was wonderful. Very attentive staff but not overly so, if that makes sense. Everything was just phenomenal. Wonderful place to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- unsatisfiedDined on 8/16/2014The waiter got my drink order wrong the first time. My steak tasted more well done than medium well. The food was mediocre, the man on the piano was good but the restaurant was too dark and didn't satisfy my taste. It was my birthday and I got no candle on my dessert. The Met has 5 stars in my books, and will be dining there from now on.
- Big Let Down!AlexBDined on 8/16/2014I took my husband here for his 50th birthday. When I ordered my filet mignon medium rare, it came back blue. They graciously took it back, but upon return it was STILL very rare. They finally nailed it on the second try, but by this time, everyone else at the table was finished so I was eating alone. Thankfully I was not charged for the steak. On another disappointing note, when I made my reservations through Open Table, I specifically stated we were celebrating a birthday. When the restaurant called to confirm, I let them know we were celebrating a birthday. When the the dessert arrived, no candles - nothing. Our waiter apologized but informed us he was not made aware of this request. Very disappointing considering the great expense!Special Features:
- I love El Goucho!!YummyDined on 8/16/2014You can never go wrong here! Not to brag but I literally have eaten here over 20 times (mostly due to business functions). I have never been dissatisfied. Saturday evening was a rare occasion because we were there for fun and celebration verses business. The staff was polite, punctual and provided a wonderful fun element to our dinner. The food was basically perfect. You will not leave hungry. I suggest going to El Goucho when you have had NOTHING to eat during the day. The made-at-the-table caesar is one of the best and it is a very hefty portion (they might even give you the recipe)! The main dining room is not "packed" with people so it does not feel over crowded. If you are looking for a special restaurant…go here!Special Features:
- Love El GauchoSteveDined on 8/15/2014We come here 2-3 times a year to celebrate our special occasions. Their table side Caesar is amazing. The steaks always cooked perfectly.Special Features:
- Steaks and ServicethekelleysDined on 8/12/2014We've been fans of El Gaucho for when we're in the mood for a great steak, impeccable service and an old hollywood style night out. It's a favorite when the folks or siblings are in town as they enjoy the throwback atmosphere. The fruit, cheese and nut dessert tray is not as grand as it once was but it doesn't need to be, there was more than enough to satisfy.Special Features:
- Excellent dinner and servicejseattleDined on 8/11/2014We started by sharing the spicy shrimp appetizer - very flavorful, although just a little too spicy for us. My friend had a filet mignon medium and I had a filet medium-rare with a mushroom sauce. The steaks were excellent - again, great flavor and very tender. We ordered a side of spinach. Before dessert, they brought out a fruit, nut, cheese platter - very good, although the nuts were a bit stale. We shared the bread pudding for dessert - wow, that was tasty! Our server was very knowledgeable about the wine and the food, which helped us. Also we felt well attended to - eg., out water glasses were always full. El Gaucho offers a lovely experience and excellent food. It is expensive! Dinner for 2 with 1 glass of wine/person was $180.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A very special night out!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014El Gaucho Seattle is our go-to restaurant for special occasions. The ambiance is impeccable - perfectly dark and cozy. Service is always top-notch. The staff make you feel like royalty, even escorting women to the restroom. The food is undeniably good. We loved the four course menu that allowed us to try so many different foods. The roasted sweet corn is unlike any corn you've ever had and the Bailey's bread pudding is the definition of comfort food. The after-dinner complimentary cheese, nut, and fruit platter is the cherry on top. El Gaucho is hands down the best place in Seattle for a dining experience worthy for any celebration!Special Features:
- Great SteaksLennyVIPDined on 8/7/2014Best steaks in Seattle. Bit pricey but well worth it great dining experience in unique settingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing experienceKel0404Dined on 8/2/2014We decided to go to El Gaucho to celebrate our 5th wedding anniversary. It was an amazing experience from start to finish. We started with a drink at the bar. Out drinks were great and the service was wonderful. We then had dinner and they had special accommodations for our anniversary and made us feel very special! The low lighting made it very romantic along with the piano music at perfect volumn in the background. We had the 4 course meal which is $85 per person but I have to say for the amount of food you get and how amazingly good it is, it's well worth it! I recommend the filet mignon, table side Caesar and bread pudding! We will definitely be dining here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabulousFoodfanDined on 7/31/2014Rebecca our server was warm and friendly. The food was fabulous ( truffle soup👼). Dessert great. I don't know the name of the person who did our dessert ( banana foster). But he was fantastic and funny. Whole night AMAZINGSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elegant and spendyLizLarsDined on 7/30/2014We went and sat in the bar for happy hour. We had really amazing food for happy hour, with decent sized dishes for $10-13 each. Drinks were also discounted to $8-$10. We shared the diablo prawns, steak frites and one other dish and we're happy and full. The dishes were all vibrant with flavor and delicious! With two drinks each, the total came to around $100.Special Features:
- Experiencing El GauchoAndyDined on 7/29/2014El Gaucho is one of our favorite restaurants. The experience this evening was, overall, fabulous albeit a delayed seating and an unusually slow pace throughout evening (3 hours arrival to departure...2 hours to arrival of entrees) and the restaurant was not too busy. We ordered the Iconic El Gaucho Experience...Dungeness crab cakes, tableside Caesar salad, NY steak w/peppercorn demi glace, sides of mashed potatoes, roasted sweet corn, aspargus and Creme brulee to finish. The presentation was beautiful and everything was done to perfection. Two wonderful wines from Alexandria Nicole Cellars (Block 17 Syrah and Quarry Butte) paired very well with all courses. We're already looking forward to our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerFancyGalDined on 7/29/2014I took my boyfriend to El Gaucho Seattle for his 24th birthday. It was my very first time going there and I was impressed. He had the boneless New York steak and I had the scallops and prawns linguini. We also ordered the Caesar salad they make on front of you and let me tell you it was quite possibly the best Caesar salad I've ever had. His steak was perfectly done and my dish was delicious. The service was absolutely amazing, they made my boyfriend feel so special on his birthday. He told me that no server has ever done that before. They had a card waiting on the table for him and our server even paid for our deserts (crem brûlée.) Over all I can't wait to go back here for another celebration!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Appetizers and sides were great.smccormick22Dined on 7/29/2014El Gaucho's Appetizers and side dishes were great. Top of the line. I'd very much recommend the steak bites in Cajun sauce and table side Caesar salad. The entrees were a bit of a miss. The sauce was a bit too salty and the seasonings were "weird". We had the NY Steak medallions with lobster medallions. The lobster that came with the dish was grossly overcooked. It was rubbery, and lacking in that sweet lobster flavor. Overall, I would return again for the appetizers, sides and desserts, but not the entrees.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old reliableOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/26/2014El Gaucho has been around for years and continues to churn out great meals and excellent service. One of the few places left in Seattle where they mix the caesar salad at your table. Execellent wine list but a tad pricy as in greater than normal margins. Steaks were outstanding.Special Features:
- Overrated expensive amazon dealNonicknameVIPDined on 7/26/2014Limited menu sub par service and they make you feel bad about honoring amazon deal. Food was average at best
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/25/2014I've always had such a great experience at El Gaucho, but that was not the case during our last visit. The service was terrible. We had to ask for bread 3 times before our waiter finally brought it over to us. When our main course finally came, everyone at the table received their meal except for me, though none of the wait staff seemed to notice or care. I finally asked our waitress about it and she seemed surprised that I didn't have my meal. ? They gave me a small app in the meantime, which was essentially plain crab meat on lettuce. When my meal came, one of my cuts of meat was undercooked, while the other was overcooked. I was really disappointed by the entire experience.
- A dining experience not 2 be missedJulesDined on 7/23/2014My first time at any El Gaucho was with a deal I purchased through Amazon Local for $175 for a four course meal for two. I chose the wine pairings and my boyfriend had the cocktails. The drinks were tastey, but the wine is an amazing deal. And each one was deliciously sinful...oh my goodness. The food. Oh the food. Ceasar salad prepared tableside...wicked shrimp, prime rib medallions, chocolate bourbon cake...all of it, absolutely perfect. And they are not chintzy, we were completely stuffed when we left. A new experience for me is that they are not worried about turning tables. They want you to stay, savor your meal, enjoy your company...it is awesome. It couldn't have been any better. Well done El Gaucho, well done.Special Features:
- left much to be desired...foodforlifeDined on 7/22/2014I'm not sure if there is a change in Chef or just a bad night. My halibut was overcooked on the outside and almost raw on the inside. My friend's filet minon was overdone, chewy (second time was even worse). The staff was very kind and brought out a second stead but it just didn't work out. They took the item off the tab but it's unfortuante the quality was just not there. For what they charge for their food, I would expect alot more.
- Love this Steakhouse!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/20/2014El Gaucho is our favorite restaurant. The food, drink and ambiance are beyond compare.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not impressedFoodieDined on 7/19/2014I was expecting top notch cuisine and the end result was not impressive. The atmosphere was nice and it was romantic, but a couple that only gets away a few times a year I was extremely unimpressed. We cook well at home so I was expecting tone wowed and it just wasn't worth the money we spent.Special Features:
- Very accomodatingHappyCustomerDined on 7/19/2014My boyfriend is allergic to dairy and they were very kind to make dairy free mash potatoes. This is something that most places will not do for him. Our waiter even brought over another basket of dairy free bread without us asking. I will absolutely recommend and will go back.Special Features:
- Great Time with El GauchorapbusinessDined on 7/18/2014The ambience is warm and inviting of conversation; the pianist in the corner is playing the jazz standards we all know. The lighting is dark, the table meant for good conversation, and the food is heavenly. Ask for Chris as your table waiter--he si very attentive, and has a sense of humor, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply divineEmeraldcitygirlDined on 7/13/2014Classic old school service, mouth-watering food, and an indoor atmostophere that somehow still feels like you're on an intimate little plaza somewhere in Spain.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SteveDined on 7/12/2014Outstanding experience. Food can't be topped. Not a good choice if you like a light and lively ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Just got word in the wee hours of the morn that the founder of the infamous 4chan.org, moot, is coming to our humble event. 4chan.org is basically a massive web forum for ridiculous photoshops, image macros, what have you. The site itself gets a huge amount of hits a day and some of the most popular image macros probably came from 4chan users in some form or another — tracking down that sort of stuff is hard, of course. It's also been embroiled in some controversies, which you can read up on Wikipedia.
In terms of what we can now do at the conference, we have a sizable group of people behind forums and amalgamaters of information and images in particular, and that gives us a lot to work with. It will be interesting to see what all these folks can say about the appeal of some pretty ridiculous memes, the actual social community that builds around a site like 4chan, stuff like that.
Sidenote: if any of you folks out there care about the logistical or planning aspects of ROFLCon, the team had a really great meeting late last night about our overall vision and what the hell we need to do now that the internet is actually coming to Harvard for a weekend. Expect some great changes to the website in the future, as well as more information about exactly what to expect — this is not simply going to be a meet and greet for internet celebrities; we're gunning for some real academic discourse about internet culture as a whole and the place of internet memes in society. And we'll have a whole lot of fun too, to be sure.

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From a hard-nosed Glaswegian taskmaster to a softly-spoken Spanish philosopher of the game.
It's not just the Club's badge that has evolved recently. So has the mould of our new leader, the man tasked with spearheading a new era.
Welcome to Roberto Martinez, the new resident of the home dugout awaiting the rating for his services. Five star? We will see.
We know about Roberto, no stranger to the Toffee faithful and, perhaps more importantly, the Premier League.
We know he is an intelligent individual. Well-dressed, composed and cultured.
We know he speaks as a manager like his teams play. With style, punch and elegance.
We know he champions attractive, offensive football – in the same vein as the Everton way - and loves the game for what it is.
We know he can tactically oust opponents with vigour and prowess, so much is his ability to do so that we clapped him off when he inflicted pain on our FA Cup desires last time we met him collectively.
But we also know the question marks over his credentials surround his dealing of the defence. Though despite David Weir's departure, there is room to overlook concern as Alan Stubbs is seemingly sticking around along with an already steady backline of Jags and co.
His name was top of the pops throughout. His appointment as successor to Moyes should therefore have sprang little surprise - and with the din of Dave Whelan involved, there was never going to be much left to imagination anyway.
As fans, it's only natural to tread with caution and apprehension after learning of a new personality to dictate the direction. But don't let that shadow the undoubted buzz of rousing intrigue amid the bigger picture. It'll be there somewhere. Found it? Embrace it.
Avoid staring into that win percentage so eagerly scrutinised by pundits and fans alike these days. So it might not make sparkling reading but what of the improvement accustomed with better players and a better working environment?
Look past the relegation on the CV and focus on the FA Cup success. Zoom right in on how he guided Wigan away from the drop zone continuously against the odds. See the positives, because there's no going back now.
Speaking at his press conference, amid the glare of the television cameras and probe of the huddled reporters, Martinez spoke with flare and passion. He spoke with genuine enthusiasm for the job at hand. As a fan, it was hard not to share his joy, his excitement, at the future.
And there was that moment, that minuscule moment enlarged by many, when Chairman Bill Kenwright let slip of the promise of Champions League football. But while others may look to seize on a 'faltered, flawed vow', Evertonians should hold tight to the soundbite. For the words were armed with the ambition every supporter should crave. So it might not be next season, the season after - or even at all - but why not harbour that hunger to break the big time?
For our man Martinez, gone are the days where he surveys a press conference with a handful of reporters looking for a couple of words to cram in at the footnote of the nationals. Now it's paragraphs.
Was the appointment the People's Choice for the People's Club? Either way the support should be unequivocal. And it will be. Remember against West Ham on the final day of the season when we reminded the football world we don't follow the manager, or the captain, but the Club and only the Club?
So there will be no Phil Neville next season. No David Moyes or David Weir. If media reports are to believed, no Steve Round, Jimmy Lumsden or Chris Woods either. Though whatever the further outcome of the summer transfer market, the incomings and outgoings, Everton the Club is going nowhere. There will always be an Everton, a hallowed home to trudge to and fro after the victories - and the defeats.
And there will be a new era to embrace. In fact, it's already started. And in our new leader's own words: "Get excited".
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Parliament so close, yet so far from the people -Chief Theresa Spence
Revolutions are never started by frightened little men with closets full of AR-15s, but by "bodies upon the gears" with "determination thick as mineral rich soil negotiations."
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The transformation of North America into the Saudi Arabia of natural gas is going to be, if you haven't noticed, a long and dirty fight that will involve a lot more than Harper vs. Spence or Obama vs. Keystone XL.
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The league is offered for competitive teams rostered through a local club. The Summer Competitive League games will be
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|Team Check List & Deadlines
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|Play- Up Waivers: Coaches/parents submit all completed play- up waivers for approval to the FYSA office by deadline. The play- up waiver once approved will be effective for the 2012/2013 seasonal year. If you processed your play- up waiver in the Fall of 2012 you do not need to do one for the Summer of 2013.
|Player Insurance: All competitive players will be required to pay their yearly insurance before they participate in any team or club activity. Each player will register online under the "Competitive Player Insurance" or at the FYSA Office; along with paying the fee. The player insurance once processed online will be effective for the 2012/2013 seasonal year. If you paid your Competitive Player Insurance in the Fall of 2012 you do not need to do so for the Summer of 2013.
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It's no secret that Woonsocket is in deep financial trouble. The current mayor says he has a plan to get the city back on track, but the challenger says he's had a chance to fix things, and now she want's a turn herself.
A steady stream of voters turned out to Woonsocket polling locations all day Tuesday. By 10:30 am more than 250 ballots were already cast at Woonsocket High School. On the top of the ballot is the mayor's race.
Challenger Lisa Baldelli-Hunt is taking on incumbent Leo Fontaine. Hunt, a state representative, easily beat out Fontaine and two other candidates in the primary to advance to the general election.
Fontaine has held the seat for the last 4 years.
The next mayor will serve three years instead of two, so the city can sync up its election to the state cycle of even years.
If Hunt wins the election she would have to give up her state representative seat, meaning there would be a special election for that position.
The polls close at 8.
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Kate is on the coordinating committee of the Centre for Material Digital Culture, at the University of Sussex, and the Brighton and Sussex Sexualities Network (BSSN).
In 2006 she completed a three-year secondment to Lancaster University where she worked on media representations of human genomics at the Centre for the Social and Economic Aspects of Genomics (CESAGen), and where she continues to be an affiliated researcher.
In 2004 she chaired the International Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers, and she served on the executive committee of the organisation, 2004-2006. Kate has also served as vice-Chair of the Digital Culture and Communication section of the European Communication and Research Association.
She has made numerous interventions through publishing, conferences and public engagement activities in the UK and internationally.
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- Circulating Genomes at the Genomics Forum, Edinburgh University, UK
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- Drawing up a manifesto on ethics of e-research at The ethical issues of e-research panel, ESRC Research Methods Festival 2010, St Catherine's College, Oxford, UK
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Class AAAAAA
Tift County at McEachern, 4:00 p.m.
Etowah at Parkview, 6:00 p.m.
Roswell at Grayson, 6:00 p.m.
South Gwinnett at Walton, 6:00 p.m.
Brookwood at Milton, 6:30 p.m.
West Forsyth at Peachtree Ridge, 7:00 p.m.
Alpharetta at Mill Creek, 7:00 p.m.
Class AAAAA
Whitewater at Northside-Columbus, 5:30 p.m.
Lakeside-DeKalb at Creekview, POSTPONED to Tuesday at 5:55 p.m.
South Paulding at Winder-Barrow, 5:55 p.m.
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Grady at Northwest Whitfield, 5:00 p.m.
Statesboro at West Laurens, 6:00 p.m.
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Swainsboro at Peach County, 5:00 p.m.
St. Pius at Buford, 6:00 p.m.
Southeast Bulloch at Callaway, 2:30 p.m.
Central-Carroll at Appling County, Game 1 3:00 p.m.
Class AA
Greater Atlanta Christian at Pepperell, 4:00 p.m.
Bowdon at Union County, 5:30 p.m.
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Turner County at Baconton, 12:00 p.m.
Miller County at Johnson County, 5:00 p.m.
Lincoln County at Emanuel County Institute, 5:30 p.m.
Marion County at Charlton County, Game 1 3:00 p.m.
Treutlen at Clinch County, Game 1 3:00 p.m.
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Possible March Callups
After the Olympics are over, the Oilers will have a short window of opportunity to offload the aged. After that, it'll be "wait till next year" for Springfield Falcons players whose playing rights belong to Edmonton (NHL).
The Oilers have some nice prospects in the minors and we've seen a few over this season. Among them are goalie Devan Dubnyk, defensemen Dean Arsene, Theo Peckham, Taylor Chorney and Alex Plante. Forwards who got a look-see include Ryan O'Marra, Liam Reddox (first photo) and Colin McDonald ('stache).
The biggest impact from the minors came in the person of Ryan Potulny. Some of us felt he'd make the big club but he started the year in the AHL because of a pedestrian TC.
If the Oilers move some veterans at the deadline, chances are they'll be getting draft picks and lower level prospects in return. That might open up roster spots for some Falcons, and since Edmonton is going to move their minor league team for 10-11 there's no real reason not to empty the corral.
- Traded: Shawn Horcoff. Replacement: Ryan O'Marra. A step down in quality that'll make you shudder. The Oilers have no replacement for Horcoff on the major league roster let alone in Springfield. I doubt they trade him, but if they do a replacement must come back the same day. O'Marra's numbers since the new year (20gp, 2-2-4 -8) are off from pre-Christmas (31gp, 7-3-10 -7).
- Traded: Ethan Moreau. Replacement: Liam Reddox. Moreau seems to be making a late run to impress the other 29 general managers enough to get out of Dodge. The return is very likely to be a distant draft pick or a prospect from darkest Peru, but the Oilers shouldn't worry because Reddox is flying. He's been the hottest Falcon since Jan. 1, going 21gp, 10-5-15 E on a team that's been drowning most nights. His first split (28gp, 4-5-9 -14) isn't close to his current run.
- Traded: Fernando Pisani. Replacement: Colin McDonald. McDonald played well in a 2-game NHL audition earlier in the year and I think he's as likely as anyone to get the call after the deadline. He is somewhat unique among Falcons wingers because of his size and grit, but McDonald's splits (32gp, 6-5-11 -8; 21gp, 3-4-7 -12) have been consistent if not impressive. Pisani is a free agent after the season and I suspect he is the most likely veteran to be traded at the deadline.
- Traded: Mike Comrie. Replacement: Slava Trukhno or Chris Minard. I would have chosen Minard going away but he's not the same player who ripped up the AHL in the season's first 10 games (9-4-13). Since coming back, Minard has gone 12gp, 2-3-5 -2. Trukhno had a terrible season going until recently. He started the year 36gp, 3-4-7 -12 but since the new year has played in 18 games and scored 6-5-11 even. Comrie looks like he's back (got some nice chances last night) to near normal and is a probable to get moved.
- Traded: Sheldon Souray. Replacement: Dean Arsene. I chose him because none of the kids could come close to replacing Souray's physical play, experience and bomb from the point. So, we go with the most experienced option available. Arsene (16gp, 0-4-4 since Jan 1) might be auditioning for Strudwick's spot on next year's team if he gets the call in March.
- Traded: Lubomir Visnovsky. Replacement: Taylor Chorney. I chose him because of the puck moving ability and the fact that he'll be a Lubo type if he ever makes the grade. It should be mentioned that Chorney's plus minus has improved greatly since the new year (26gp, 4-6-10 -16; then 12gp, 1-2-3 E).
- Traded: Steve Staios. Replacement: Alex Plante. Plante (injured yesterday in the pre-game skate) looked miles better than we thought he would in his NHL debut earlier this season. There's still a long way to go but his splits are impressive (34gp, 0-4-4 -9 early and then 15gp, 2-3-5 -2 since the new year) and he appears to be a player. His 122pims lead all rookie defensemen (AHL) in that department 2009-10.
- Traded: Jason Strudwick. Replacement: Theo Peckham. Strudwick has limited value, but I've included him on the list because Ray Ferraro rambled on at length about him a week or so ago during the Oiler-Flyer game on tsn. Peckham has had issues with injury and conditioning (according to coach Rob Daum) this season but his long term importance on the depth chart remains.
- Devan Dubnyk. He won't replace anyone but the big goaler should get another opportunity to shine before the NHL season fades. His performances so far have been inconsistent but there have been flashes of brilliance and JDD has faltered too. There's a job to be had, Dubnyk may grab it in the season's final stretch.
- Jordan Eberle. The Pats play their final regular season game March 13th and it looks like his junior career will end at the final whistle that evening. Eberle is one point off the scoring lead in the Western League and there's a chance the Oilers bring him right to the show in mid-March.
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So, what happens when Joshua Jay hosts a collection of the best techniques and routines utilizing common props and concepts in magic hand-picked from a wide array of professional big-name magicians by Paul Harris himself? Well, I'm glad you asked. The answer is a set of three invaluable DVDs that offer new material to the experienced magician and a crash-course for those just starting out.
New DVDs on old concepts and props in magic come out all the time. While I often watch these DVDs hoping that there will be some new and/or helpful information on them, 99% of the time I finish the DVD shaking my fists into the air, asking for those 42 minutes of my life back.
That is why I was shocked--SHOCKED--to find that not only was there information on the Hand-Picked Astonishments DVDs; but there was new stuff on there that I am going to put into practice and use in my professional shows.
Let's go through them one at a time, shall we?
This is my favorite DVD of the set. It goes through forces that are as simple as the Cross-Cut Force all the way to the Classic Force.
Now, I've been doing magic for over 20 years and I almost skipped over the Cross-Cut Force section. It's such an old, over-published force that there couldn't possibly be anything new or interesting that they could have thrown at me to make me start using it again. Wrong!
There were about three concepts just in that one force that intrigued me and got me trying them out on people. This was the case with just about every force covered and the included routines were fantastic as well.
Thumb Tips:
If you're an experienced magician, this DVD is more a refresher course. There were some interesting ideas brought up and the routines were interesting. The real value here is in the psychology and audience management covered in the DVD. If you own a thumb tip and don't use it or just don't know what a thumb tip is, you should get this DVD.
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The Invisible Deck is one of the strongest gaffed decks ever invented. This DVD covers the workings of the Invisible Deck and then goes deeper to give you the strongest routines from some of magic's top inventors. I'm not talking about different patter options, I'm talking about using the deck for a completely different kind of effect without loosing any of the strength of the original Invisible Deck routine. In fact, I'd wager to say that each of the routines covered actually makes the routine stronger than the original.
Each DVD is well-shot and the instruction from Joshua Jay is top-notch. I would recommend any of these to any magician looking to brush up their skills or get a good foundation with any of these props or concepts.
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Hundreds of bus drivers overwhelming rejected a contract proposal, setting the stage for a midnight strike that will shut down service in several Phoenix-area cities.
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1433 represents about 400 drivers. Transit-union leaders rejected a final offer Monday from bus company operator First Transit and say 95 percent of the drivers voted against the proposed contract Wednesday.
"If you look at the healthcare and say wow there's progress in healthcare but it says, management can take it away, and then you look at wages and you say they're good but management rights are they can take it away from you," says Michael Cornelius, lead negotiator for the union. "We're not asking for money we're asking that they not strip of us our rights."
A strike will stop bus service on 40 routes in Tempe, Mesa, Chandler and Gilbert plus some routes in Scottsdale and Ahwatukee Foothills, and express service from those communities to downtown Phoenix and Scottsdale.
First Transit operates buses for the Valley Metro Regional Public Transportation Authority.
Union officials say drivers were asked to accept significant hikes in health-care contributions and Valley Metro RPTA wanted greater rights to fire union members.
"We've been talking with our passengers we've been trying to communicate with them asking them to prepare to try to find a ride with a friend a neighbor a coworker, you know, try to get themselves prepared for alternate travel, try to work from home, telecommute if your boss allows it, you know, do what you can to get yourself to your job. We understand that's of primary importance, a lot of people have been commenting they need to get to work," says Susan Tierney.
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Initial Weight: 190.
I got my new dietary products in the mail yesterday. So, I'm starting phase one "Detox" this week.
Each little bottle is 1 oz. Each bottle has 25% Alcohol. Each bottle has a very long list of "active ingredients" to the point where most of them are no more than trace ingredients. The literature that came with it talks about "opening essential pathways". As I read through it I get the same feeling I always get when dealing with Homeopathic treatments: "It's got electrolytes"*. I tried to get a picture of the ingredients labels but the print was too small.
The rational mind in me thinks, "all of these ingredients can't possibly be active". Some must be doing all the work (if any work is being done) and the rest are along for the ride. Or there is so little active ingredient in the mixture (trace amounts) that they are nothing more than a politicians name on the cover of a book where some unknown ghost writer did all the work.
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If I had an unlimited amount of government funding and twenty or thirty thousand test subjects, I would design an experiment to see which of these ingredients were actually performing any "detox" function at all. I would do lab tests on urine to see if any additional "toxins" were excreted. But that isn't possible. Like all Homeopathic mumbo jumbo, there is no evidence for any of this. I am continuing with the experiment to see where it goes on the off chance that it works for reasons that the homo community just doesn't understand. I hope it doesn't depend too much on faith healing or "placebo effect".
Day one of detox included 90 drops of stuff from the first three bottles (30 drops each), diluted in one liter of water. Sip throughout the day. Tastes like plastic.
The "diety" part of the diet doesn't start yet, so I am eating normally during this part. Breakfast, Rise and Shine at Bob Evans. Two fried eggs, 3 linked sausages, Hash browns, 2 English muffins, glass of orange juice.
Also during this week I will be cutting back on the sugar I eat. So McDonald's Sweet Tea: Bye-bye.
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Passenger Lorna Mazzone said those on board were told that the plane would be towed out of the fuel spill, but said the plane, a Delta MD-88, was too large for any tug at the Montgomery Airport to pull.
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The U.S. Supreme Court made a historic ruling on Arizona's voting rights with the justices saying Arizona state law can't supercede federal voting regulations.
It's a battle many have been fighting in Arizona for nearly 10 years and Monday they got the victory they wanted.
In a 7-2 majority vote, the U.S. Supreme Court said Arizona could not take what they called "sensible precaution" to prevent voter fraud. Arizona wanted someone registering to vote to fill out another state form to prove citizenship. According to those supporting the Supreme Court's decision, more than 35,000 Arizonans have been turned away from voting because of this provision.
Now the Supreme Court said Arizona cannot do this. However they did rule that if a state knows the person is not a citizen, they can prevent them from registering.
Supporters of the decision are calling this not only a victory but an eye opener for lawmakers.
The group plans on petitioning the secretary of state's office to register the more than 35,000 people who have been denied the right to vote. Both Secretary of State Ken Bennett and Attorney General Tom Horne will be speaking out on the Supreme Court's decision.
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These college buddies are back home and farming with family. But their friendship is now more of a network, helping each find their place in their own operation. This network is one that seems to come quite naturally. There's nothing forced or structured about it.
"Stuck in line at the elevator, just give them a call and see what's going on," says Josh Lammert, who farms in Treynor, Iowa.
"No, it's not planned," comments Redding, Iowa, farmer Zach Lynch.
This peer network consists of three farmers, all on distinct paths: "Cattle guy (Lynch), seed guy (Lammert) and farmer," says Nathan Whitehead, who farms in Sidney, Iowa.
"I think we all have a different game plan; there's no one-size-fits-all for coming back and growing," Lynch says.
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"Being 23 and 24 years old, you don't exactly have control of the purse strings to do what you want when you come back," Lynch says. "So, it's fine between the three of us to talk about what we'd like to do, and this would be nice, but convincing Dad and Grandpa that's the thing to do isn't always as easy."
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Wow! Those look lovely.
I DO NOT have parties like that. I wish I could get it all together, but I rarely can.
What I can do, is bake crazy crazy cakes!
I made my Isaac a whacky shark cake. (Don't feel sorry for him! It looked better in real life)
And my other son a crazy angler fish cake, as seen in a picture in this post (those ARE candy corn teeth!)...
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Lately I've been really emotional, crying at flash mobs, sobbing in willy wonka etc. I've also been craving like dirt which I'm assuming is iron defciency.
It hurts a little bit to sleep on my stomach, I've been feeling weird fluttery feelings in my stomach and just been feeling off lately.
oh and I have to pee all the freaking time.
Is it me being weird or what? It's creeping me outThis post was edited by Deleted Member at November 19, 2012 10:09:37 AM EST
Hi emmajaneforever,
I'm on Implanon too and have had a fair few freak-out moments thinking I may be pregnant, I think it's totally worth taking a pregnancy test just to ease your mind and to be sure too. I'm not definite but I've heard that Implanon can somehow trick your body into thinking it's pregnant and even having false pregnancy symptoms? I've found it's hard to tell what's true or not just by searching online, so it may be worth checking with your GP and even getting a pregnancy blood test while you're there?
Good luck and HTH. :)
P.S. Sorry if it's too personal a question - but have you gained much weight since being on Implanon? I've piled on over 10kgs since I got it and am finding it very hard to budge it, I'm trying to work out if it's purely because of the Implanon. Thanks. xx
I had implanon put in when my baby was 6 weeks old and I've had exactly the same symptoms for the last 9 months. flutters like the first baby moves, cravings, tiredness, heart burn and I find it difficult to lay on my stomach.
I'm positive I'm not pregnant but if it helps your peace of mind take the test for sure.This post was edited by carley27 at November 19, 2012 3:57:56 PM EST
Hi, The best thing to do is do the test but also if it is negative speak to the manufacturer - consumer information line. In Australia it is Merck Sharpe and Dhome (MSD)
We all react differently to hormones and Implanon is a type of hormone that acts in a way similar to hormone levels during pregnancy. Which is how it works as a contraceptive but no contraceptives are 100% so worth doing the test.
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