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For more details on this beta release of Google Chrome for Mac, read on in the Google Mac blog or watch this video from one of our engineers, Mike Pinkerton:As for Linux, the Chrome Beta also aims for speed, stability and security, and that means tight integration with native GTK themes. Naturally, the open source community has helped out a lot here, and in case that wasn't enough, Google is also launching extensions for Linus and Windows (in Beta). As of now, over 300 extensions are available, and if that grows larger, you can expect quite a few individuals that are used to using Firefox extensions to give this one a try. In fact, why don't you? Are any of you Mac/Linux users thinking of giving this a download? It's free, after all.
Just as important, we've had quite a bit of help from the open source community. More than 50 open source contributors have worked on Chromium and they've been especially helpful on delivering our Linux version of Google Chrome. For more details on the beta release of Google Chrome for Linux, check out the Chromium blog.
If you're on a PC or a Linux machine, you can check out more than 300 extensions in the gallery, including a few cool, useful and cute extensions. Extensions aren't quite beta-quality on Mac yet, but you will be able to preview them on a developer channel soon. And if you're a web developer, you can learn more about writing extensions for Google Chrome on the Chromium blog.
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The one thing that might have me using Chrome more are the extensions now available for the dev builds. flashbock is definitely needed in Chrome.
Oh yeah. I actually love Chrome. FF still rains king on my desktop, but when I am on my netbook in Win 7 I always use Chrome. I'm going to grab my netbook and install it under Ubuntu Netbook Remix now.
Hey bob have you upgraded Ubuntu to 9.10?
Yeah did the in place upgrade. Worked like a charm and UNR 9.10 looks super sleek.
I installed Chrome a couple of days back. I've only used it a couple of times though: The Adblock extensions aren't as nice as FF's yet. I like to unblock specific sites, like HH, where I don't find the ads to be intrusive or irrelevant. Also: There's no equivalent to the FireFTP extension. :(
64-bit Chrome with working Flash 10 (alpha) - on Kubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 (alpha1) w/KDE4.4 (beta1) desktop.
Great browser, splendid work by the developers ; too bad, however, that the Linux team didn't post a YouTube video like their Mac counterparts ! In any event, at the rate this is going, I'm soon going to have to give serious consideration to making Chromium my default browser on 64-bit Ubuntu Karmic. If only I could get my Delicious bookmarks to open in a sidepanel, as in Firefox !...
There was an updated beta version of Chrome in Google's Debian repo's today, bringing it from version 126.96.36.199-r33928 to 22.214.171.124-r34537. The unstable/testing version is currently at 4.0.266.0-r3399.
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The simple answer here is, that player characters are unnamed adventurers that themselves are (mostly) neutral. While yes, they might represent a horde / alliance race, that doesn't mean they swear undying allegiance to their faction, or even their race. That is how I see it and even remember hearing PC's explained in lore.


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According to Adam Schefter and Chris Mortenson of ESPN, the NFL and the locked out officials (NFLRA) have come to an agreement.
Here is the tweet:
As @mortreport is reporting, an agreement between NFL and NFLRA is at hand and both sides will work to have officials working this weekend.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 26, 2012
This comes on the heels of the Monday Night Football controversy when it appeared the replacement officials made a horrible call, basically screwing the Green Bay Packers out of a victory.
Many wondered if the media storm created by the incident would force the NFL's hand. While we don't yet know how much each side caved, it is apparent that what happened earlier this week likely moved things along.
Now we can get back to complaining about the regular officials.
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The story of Alfie Aldridge, the British tot who ran away from preschool on his very first day, mere hours after his mom dropped him off, strikes fear and dread into the hearts of mothers across the globe. (Alfie, who is only 3, scaled a 3-foot-wall and crossed a busy street before showing up on his own doorstep, giving his mom the shock of her life.)
But the icy grip we moms feel stretching across our insides is not concern only for Alfie's safety. (He's fine, after all, and enrolled in another school.) It's also concern for our own kids. This story challenges so much of what we parents work hard to convince ourselves when we release our children to the care of others.
Here are six lies we tell ourselves each day before we drop our toddlers off at preschool or daycare:
1. He'll be totally safe: Probably, sure, but of course, we cannot know that. Anything could happen: He could run out of the building, like Alfie. He could get left behind on a field trip. There could be a fire. A teacher could have a psychopathic ex-boyfriend. Unlikely, but who knows?
2. He won't miss us: He will miss us, terribly, even if he's not the type to cry about it. Perhaps especially if he's not the type to cry about it.
3. We won't miss him: We will miss him, terribly, even if we're not the type to cry about it. Perhaps especially if we're not the type to cry about it.
4. He's happier at preschool than he is with us: Possible, but unlikely. Most kids prefer to be with their moms (or dads), no matter how bedraggled, sleep-deprived and short-tempered she (or he) may be on any given day. Then again, it is probably a fair rationale to remind yourself about the benefits of socialization.
5. The teacher will treat him as if he were her own: She may be good to him, very, very good. But she's got a whole room of kids to look after. She may not take the time to remove the crusts of his sandwich for him the way he likes it. Then again, that may not be such a bad thing. (See socialization, above.)
6. There really is no other option: There is always another option – though giving up your day job and falling behind on your mortgage may not be a terribly appealing one. But perhaps by acknowledging that we all must make the choices that work for our lives – and that those choices inevitably involve tradeoffs – can help us forgive ourselves for making them.
So even if these are lies, they are the sort of necessary lies that allow us to function as women, as workers, as wives, as mothers, even in a very uncertain world, even in a world where an Alfie can be allowed to run away from a place his mom thought he was safe. Ultimately, Alfie was safe. So maybe we can add one more lie to the list:
7. And if he were to run away, probably it would be OK anyway. That, at least, is the reassuring part of a very scary story.
Do you feel uneasy dropping your son or daughter off at day care or nursery school?
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Number six is TOTALLY true, and I think it's the reason so many women have guilt over using daycare so they can work - it's a choice you make, because you don't want to be on the government dole, or you don't want to live the way you will have to if you only have one income, you don't want your family to do without the things a second income make possible. Not everything in life is Great Choice A or Great Choice B. Sometimes both choices suck, but you still have an option, and you're not a victim of circumstance.
Falling behind on a mortgage is NEVER a good idea. Can't pay a house payment so live on the streets or in a shelter? Oh but at least they are with mommy and daddy? I do not feel I need to be forgiven dropping my kids off at school or daycare. Yes I would love to be home more, not full time but I looked into the preschool we chose for our older two and I am happy with the results. We teach them things at home too but we can only do so much. This article only confirms most parents worst nightmare...that people are opinionated (who should not be) and the wall between working moms and SAHM grows.
As a professional, responsible, loving preschool teacher, I am sickened by this article. It's a slap in the face to early childhood teachers & working mothers everywhere.
1. Safety: it's possible that your child could get hurt at preschool. It is also possible that your child could get hurt at the grocery store, in your kitchen, at a friend's house, or in your car. Teachers feel their responsibility to keep kids safe keenly. 2. Missing mom: Actually, nope, your kid is NOT feeling sad all day. Some times kids want mom, but mostly they are busy learning, playing, & having fun. 4. Happier at preschool? Who needs to make that comparison? Your child is happy at home, & happy at preschool. 5. Loving: I LOVE the kids in my class, and I do my best for all of them. This does not mean that I spoil your child and cater to his every need, however. You can do that yourself if you think it's a good idea. 6. Choice: Many parents choose preschool on purpose, because they know it will be a great experience. My students are from working class & low-income families, & their moms put them in my class so that they will start K ready to go.
If you don't want to put your child in preschool, don't. But don't go insulting women everywhere because you are nervous about preschool.
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Senior Owl running back Montel Harris, who battled injuries, a change in schools and repeated discipline issues which led to his separation from the team at Boston College, today set Temple school records rushing for 351 yards on 36 carries (9.8 yards per carry) and scored 7 rushing touchdowns in today's victory over Army 63-32. This game had just less than 1,000 yards on the ground...
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Boston College Kicks Montel Harris of TeamA big time development coming out of Boston College which is going to piss a lot of their fans off. The team's best offensive weapon, running back Montel Harris has been kicked off the team due to violation of team rules according to head coach Frank Spaziani. The BC head coach had this to say in a statement today: "Montel Harris has...
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Montel Harris, the Eagles all-time leading rusher, has been dismissed from the team the school announced via press release, for repeated violations of team rules. Senior running back Montel Harris has been dismissed from the Boston College football team due to a repeated violation of team rules, Coach Frank Spaziani announced today. "Montel Harris has [...]
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Boston College running back Montel Harris, the school's all-time leading rusher, was dismissed from the team Tuesday by head coach Frank Spaziani. "Montel Harris has been permanently dismissed from our football team due to a repeated violation of team rules," Spaziani said. "We are grateful for his contributions the past four seasons and will support him in completing...
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Boston Terrier Cupcakes
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This cupcake is almost as adorable as your own Boston Terrier. Use a recipe for homemade vanilla cupcakes and vanilla frosting or start with a cake mix and use canned frosting to get the number of cupcakes you need. You'll need enough vanilla frosting to lightly frost the cupcakes, plus additional frosting for the decorations. See How to Make Boston Terrier Cupcakes for step-by-step instructions and photos.
Yield: Yield: 1 decorated cupcake (serving size: 1 cupcake)
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- 1 cupcake with vanilla frosting
- 2-3 chewy chocolate candies (such as Tootsie Rolls)
- 1 fruit roll (or red/pink chewy candy such as Tootsie Rolls)
- 3 small chocolate candies or sugar pearls or chocolate frosting
- 1/4 cup additional vanilla frosting for decorating
- 1. Add a thin layer of vanilla frosting to the top of the whole cupcake.
- 2. Press or roll out chewy chocolate candies. Using a round cutter that is approximately 2 ½-inches in diameter, cut a circle. Cut again to make two crescent moons, then to snip the end of the "moon". The shapes will resemble an upside down apostrophe. Reserve remaining candy pieces.
- 3. Place one brown candy piece on frosted cupcake, making sure the points are at the top and facing toward one another.
- 4. Using the extra rolled candy reserved from Step #1, cut two small, tear-drops for ears; set aside.
- 5. Fit a piping bag with a #12 tip. Fill with vanilla frosting. Pipe frosting to make cheeks by applying pressure, heavy, light, heavy. It should look like an upside down heart without a "tail". Place a chocolate candy, the size of a pea, in the center of the piped icing as a nose.
- 6. Using the same piping bag, pipe a small disk, slightly smaller than a dime, in the center of each brown candy piece that was placed on the cupcake in Step #2, brushing the icing disk's bottom against the cheeks.
- 7. Cut a small piece of fruit roll for the tongue. Insert tongue piece below the nose, tucked under the cheeks.
- 8. Place a small chocolate candy (or sugar pearl or chocolate frosting) in the center of each disk for the dog's eyes.
- 9. Place small, tear-drop ears at the point of each brown candy piece, point facing outward.
For the basic frosting on top of each cupcake, you'll only need enough to lightly coat the top of each cupcake, about ¼ cup frosting per cupcake. Too much frosting on the cupcake will make it harder to decorate into the puppy face.
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Bella was going to The Volturi to save Edward but she got attacked by Victoria in the sqaure and got turned. A new member of the Volturi Benjamin, who is from Egypt and rather mysterious as no one talks to him, finds Bella and he takes her to the Volturi. The Volturi keep Bella with them. Edward is shocked to see Bella as she is but she can;t remember who she is as she is a new born and lost her memory with the change. Edward willingly dies, As time passes Bella and Ben talk and she falls for him. What will happen?
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Death. As scary as that word sounds, I knew my end was coming, I knew it would come, like it does for everyone else, everyone fragile and human. Even animals, some have a short life span, some long but Death never loses. I never really much feared death as I pictured my self dying old and alone on a death bed somewhere in a hospital or at my own house. I never thought my end would come like this, or so soon, Never in the hands of my enemy Victoria. The day I died, was the day I started to live. I was re-born, given a new identity. The identity of an immortal, a Vampire. And this is my story
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Some tense moments with Jacob! Confusing for Bella and Jacob. Some beautiful tender moments with Ben. He is indeed an interesting character.
I know, Jake just does not seem to understand what Bella is going through due to her memory loss, he thinks they can just pick up where things were left off at. I know :) Yeah It surprised me as well that I made Ben so Interesting while writing this story lol
Poor Jacob...he must feel really confused about Bella' s behaviour and also that he lost Bella again to another leech!
I just love Ben, he just an all round sweet guy! I want him!
So there is a possibility that Ben and Bella can have children? Can't wait to know more about that!!
I know, I just don't feel sorry for Jake. I know that sounds terrbile but he knew of Bella's memory loss and he's acting like they can just pick up from where they last left off. It's like he totally dismissed the fact that Bella need a new start :)
I know met too lol :) yep I think everyone would Want someone like Ben.
Yep they can, as Ben is a Hybrid so they can have kids as Bella's only a Vampire
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I don't know the actual term of them(Skinwalkers) so I made it up and they don't sound creepy ish, they are just more powerful and strong then the other species like Vampires, and that's why Ben is the way he is, with his brownish eyes and his tanned skin. Lol
I am glad you like it :) Aww thank you and Yeah I added in a twist. I think there will be a few more coming along the way.
Aww thanks, I am glad you like it
AWESOME! (as usual) Can't wait for your next update! :D They can have babies! XD Skinwalker? Cool name! Update soon!
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Hannah Mattson scored 15 points for the Wolfpack but didn't score in the fourth thanks to her teamate Callie Franz who dropped eight in the fourth and finished with 13 points. The Wolfpack's defense didn't allow more than 7 points in four quarters for the Rams. The Wolfpack went into the second quarter 9-4 then 17-5 run to bust open this game.
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The draft is less than three days away and we haven't talked about the Bucks' three second round picks yet! So, let's talk about the Bucks' three second round picks (31, 36, 48).
Researching potential second round picks is #notfun because THERE ARE SO MANY PROSPECTS and we have literally no idea what the Bucks' front office is thinking at any given moment (except around lunch time when they probably think about lunch). To get a better grasp on who the Bucks may select in the second round, here is a list of the prospects who the Bucks saw during group workouts in Milwaukee:
That's a lot of names and really who cares. Most of these 39 participants will never play an NBA game and certainly won't hear their name called during Thursday's draft (I'm looking at you Ben Brust).
But of these prospects, 11 are ranked within the top 60 prospects by Draft Express, which is good enough for me to make those 11 the only ones I write about. Moving on!
Speaking of those 11 prospects … let's talk about those 11 prospects.
Mitch McGary – F/C, Michigan, DX # 28
Y'all know Mitch. The 6'10, 260-pound forward/center out of Michigan missed most of his sophomore season because of a back injury and didn't plan on entering the NBA Draft this year. But after testing positive for marijuana, and faced with a season-long suspension from the NCAA, McGary declared for the draft and now I'm writing this sentence.
McGary ranked as Draft Express' no. 2 player in the Big Ten coming in to last season (behind teammate Glenn Robinson III). He has genuine NBA center size (could John Hammond draft a big with actual size? Is he allowed?), gets offensive rebounds and finishes at the rim at a high rate, with most of his offense coming from pick-and-rolls during his sophomore season. Simply put, this extremely physical, active center could be a steal for the Bucks if they can get him with pick no. 31. That is if his back is at full health, which … who knows?! Welcome to the risk of second round picks. Boom or bust, baby.
Deonte Burton – PG, Nevada, DX # 35
Deonte Burton went to Nevada. Another person named Deonte Burton went to Marquette. They are different people.
This Burton from Nevada seems like a good fit for the Bucks. He's 6-1, 190-pounds with a 6-6 wingspan and "arguably the best athleticism of any point guard in the class," says Draft Express. Yes, yes, yes, please. He had a higher max vertical leap than Aaron Gordon at the draft combine (39.5 inches). He's a streaky shooter with a few holes on defense (what prospect doesn't) and the tools of the prototypical, Russell Westbrook, next-generation point guard that the NBA is shifting towards.
If Brandon Knight's move to shooting guard is for real, then the Bucks could surely use an extremely athletic point guard to share time with Nate Wolters.
Draft Express currently has Burton going to the Bucks with the 48th pick.
Artem Klimenko – C, Russia, DX # 38
Seven-foot Russian center! Woo!
Artem Klimenko deserves to be on the Bucks simply because of his name. It would fit in so well with Giannis Antetokounmpo, Ersan Ilyasova, Miroslav Radjulica and O.J. Mayo.
He also deserves to be on the Bucks because Klimenko/Radjulica frontcourts are how dreams are made. Draft Express describes Klimenko as a, "long, mobile 7-footer" who has a 7-4 wingspan and 9-4 standing reach. He has no post skills. But can "run like a deer." If Klimenko doesn't sound like a Buck then I'm really not sure who does. Also, Chad Ford's most recent mock as of today has the Bucks selecting him.
Oh, and did I mention that he's just 20 years old? And that Draft Express called him the best defender at EuroCamp 2012? Do you need to hear more?!
C.J. Wilcox – SF, Washington, DX # 40
C.J. Wilcox can shoot basketballs quite well. He can't do much else and he's 23 years old. Despite this, Draft Express ranked him as the 40th best prospect in the draft so he must REALLY shoot well. He connected on 43 percent of his catch-and-shoot jumpers and 35 percent on pull-ups last season, according to DX.
He has a decent 6-9 wingspan for his 6-5 frame. But it's nothing to get me too excited. And I need excitement with second round picks. I NEED IT. This ain't no place for boring.
Johnny O'Bryant – PF/C, LSU, DX # 42
An imposing center from LSU? That's the excitement I seek!
Johnny O'Bryant is a 6-8 center who was a top-40 high school recruit and McDonald's All-American in 2011. He was 280 pounds when he arrived at LSU as a freshman, but slimmed down to 260 pounds for his junior season last year. This slightly reduced weight allowed him to improve his energy level and still be a dominating physical presence. He has some consistency issues, but "when he's active, aggressive, and scoring over defenders from the midrange, he looks the part of a potential first round pick," says DX.
He fouls a lot and hasn't show much potential on the defensive end as he doesn't have much athleticism. Despite this, his physicality would be lovely next to Radjulica for a the Bucks' bench unit in a few seasons. Think of all bruises!
Jabari Brown – DX # 44
Jabari Brown out of Missouri falls into the same "C.J. Wilcox" category for me. A good shooter who is average at other things.
He took on a bigger offensive role for Mizzou during his junior season last year and showed a better attack dribble to go along with a 63 percent true shooting percentage. This attack dribble he developed was only good for himself, though, as he rarely created for others on offense. He's not big or an exceptional athlete, which makes defense a problem.
I'm not excited!
Devyn Marble – DX # 48
University of Wisconsin basketball fans will know Devyn Marble. The 6-6 shooting guard from Iowa developed into the Hawkeyes' number one scoring option last season. He shoots a lot of 3-pointers, while only making 35.2 percent of his attempts. He has solid ball handling and seems to have strong basketball awareness, averaging 4.5 assists per 40 minutes, according to DX.
Bucks' director of scouting Billy McKinney said the Bucks' were extremely impressed by Marble's interview and called into one of the best he's ever seen. So Marble can talk and sell himself, which is a good. He's a young senior at just 22 years old and would seem to be a strong locker room presence.
I'm for Mr. Marble.
Josh Huestis – SF, Stanford, DX # 50
The 6-8 forward from Standford is climbing draft boards as his 7-1 wingspan, defensive instincts and Stanford mind have proven to be intriguing to front offices. And he can shoot 3-pointers.
This is really all you need to know about him. He has ideal NBA small forward size, brains, elite defensive potential and a 3-point stroke. Get him on the team now, thanks, goodbye.
Jahii Carson – DX # 51
Carson hoped to be a mid-to-late first round pick.
He will not be a mid-to-late first round pick. His size concerns and an uncertain jump shot have left him as a mid-to-late second round possibility.
Cory Jefferson – DX # 52
Here's a very brief description of Jefferson along with thousands of others of players: He is very long and athletic, but raw offensively.
That short sentence is likely the most common way basketball players are described in America.
Jefferson is also 23-years-old, so while being raw offensively is a great intrigue for a younger man, it's something of a handicap for a 23-year-old. The lives of basketball players are very accelerated and sad.
Thanasis Antetokounmpo – DX # 56
His brother plays for the Bucks.
Other players in the DX Top 100 who worked out for the Bucks:
G – Lamar Patterson (DX # 61)
G/F – Joe Harris (DX # 62)
F – C.J. Fair (DX # 66)
F – Fuquan Edwin (DX # 64)
F – Jordan McRae (DX # 65)
F – Mike Moser (DX # 73)
G – Sean Kilpatrick (DX # 83)
F/C – Erik Moreland (DX # 92) (Note: He went to Oregon State. JUST LIKE WES EDENS. HMMMMMMMM.) (Double note: He also did not work out for the Bucks.)
About the Author (Author Profile)Jeremy Schmidt writes the Milwaukee Bucks blog Bucksketball. He founded it in January of 2009 because he hated his job. It's like basketball, but with Bucks instead of basket. I know ... I'm sorry. He might come off as a bit negative, but I'm really not so bad. He just wants the Bucks to succeed, so he points out areas where they are coming up short. Someone has got to do it and he's ornery and opinionated enough to take on that task. He isn't sure if this should be in third person or not. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com if you must use e-mail.
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Great Article .. Any thoughts on Patric Young ?
I live in Gainesville and watched Patrick all season. He certainly has the effort and size you want and you'd like to think he'd be able to find a spot on just about any team in a Chris Anderson type role. But he never dominated the collegiate level and wasn't the best player on the team, or even second best player.
I'd love a late 2nd to see what's possible though!
agreed…. We need a muscle with hustle player like him to get some boards and play some D
Great read once again.
This is by far THE DEEPEST NBA DRAFT in recent memory, so I do not believe that anyone can be discounted. There are so many sleepers in this draft that I would not be surprised if a majority of the second round picks will find themselves playing in the NBA–all except Klimenko.
If he gets picked in the second round, he will most likely opt to play in Europe for a couple of years because he will get paid more. That will be a bonus for Milwaukee because he will not take any cap space while if he blossoms into something special, the Bucks still hold onto his NBA rights.
Folks, who do you think we trade in order to get another first round pick, and who will we take with that pick ?
I think this depends so much on who we take at #2 (or 3-5 if we trade down).
If we take Wiggins, then look for Knight to go for Smart or Payton
If we take Parker, how about Henson going for a Stauskas?
And if we trade down and take Embiid, which if we're in a 3-5 year rebuild wouldn't be dumb…, then trade anyone and pick Saric and stash them both for two years from now
Oh, and Exum would be awesome and then who knows. Maybe no one.
What about getting Stokes ? not sure about giving up on Knight yet, unless those other 2 guys are that much better than him..
also would not be surprised to see Ersan traded …. Would like to get any of those shooting guards who are 6'6″ or taller who can shoot some 3′s … I wonder if we could trade Delfino ?? May be tough since he has not yet proven himself after foot surgery ..
ive pretty much been saying this since they acquired the extra 2nd round picks last year. Ersan is out, 2 of the 3 2nd round picks get traded to move back into the first round, as this draft is deeper, the 2nd round picks hold more overall value. Also there was an article a couple months back where currently 14 bucks are under contract, leaving no room for all the picks anyway. I would love for middleton to stay and develop more as he showed vast improvement last year, but I think his contract is good trade bait as well. Look for this draft to be the formation of the bucks new core players for the next 5 years, and if all works out, longer.
the only untouchable player on the bucks is giannis, everyone else is tradeable at the right price .
too bad we cannot Amnesty OJ Mayo since we already used that on Gooden I believe….


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Some of that actually wasn't as hard to find as I'd figured - I remembered that the quotes were in a mainstream media article, so I just started Googling major news outlets and got it on my third try. ;-)
From a New York Times online article titled "Lightsaber Rattling in the Online Galaxy" published on December 18th, 2011:
"What we're trying to do now is figure out what our current audience wants," Tom Chilton, World of Warcraft's game director, told me by phone last week. "It became clear that it wasn't realistic to try to get the audience back to being more hard core, as it had been in the past."
As someone returning to World of Warcraft after a long absence, I find the current direction of the game eminently engaging. As Mr. Chilton said, "We hear from a lot people who used to play a lot that they're just not at that point in their life anymore, and they want to play, and they want to see the content. But they can't make the same time commitment they used to."
The part in my first sentence about *why* they decided to go back to hard core (finding new players) is an impression I'd gotten in the couple of months after Cata launched that had solidified by the time I cancelled my accounts in February of 2011. I wrote something about this that I posted on another website after Blizzard removed it from theirs called "WoW Left Me For a Younger Player" - it's still Google-able if you like to see my thought processes.


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i think that was for the starbursts commerial?
hmm, no...i admit, my whistling has some similarities to that starbust-tune, but that's not the one i meant...but thanks anyways
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Atlantic Cape Community College offers certificates and 2-year degree programs to students of the Mays Landing area on the southern tip of the state. Among those programs are courses in real estate sales pre-licensing and real estate brokering. The pre-licensing program is designed for students who are interested in breaking into the real estate profession and covers the basics of real estate sales, including municipal and state laws and business opportunity sales. The broker licensing course consists of 90 hours and entrants into the program must have been employed as a licensed real estate salesperson in the state for the last three years.
Bergen Community College
Over 17,200 students attend classes at the Paramus campus of Bergen Community College, a 2-year, public institution. The school offers continuing education courses in real estate, training students in the information they need to pass the state Real Estate Licensing Examination. A 75-hour training course in real estate salesperson's licensing trains students for the law, transaction and regulatory aspects of real estate careers. A 60-hour appraisal training course, on the other hand, teaches individuals the basics of ownership rights, housing designs and market income.
Brookdale Community College
Brookdale Community College offers certificate and associate's programs through its Lincroft campus, including a professional development course in real estate principles and practices. This 75-hour training course consists of 22 sessions and is recommended for property owners, prospective property buyers and sellers and salespeople. Successful completion of the course allows individuals to take the New Jersey Real Estate Examination.
Essex County College
Founded in 1966 in Newark, Essex County College offers a certificate program in principles of real estate sales for interested students. Individuals enrolled in the 20-session program learn about mortgage sales agreements, title closing and property rights and interests, among other topics. A high school diploma or its equivalent is required for acceptance into the program.
Mercer County Community College
Attended by close to 9,400 students, Mercer County Community College offers 2-year degree and certificate programs through its West Windsor campus, including a certificate program in real estate pre-licensing. This program is specifically designed to aid individuals in passing the New Jersey state real estate salesperson exam and teaches students the basics of New Jersey state real estate law and disclosure regulations. Mercer also provides courses in Real Estate Math Review for individuals studying for the state exam.
Montclair State University
At its School of Business, this 4-year public school located 14 miles from New York City in Montclair offers students an undergraduate degree program focusing on real estate education. This program prepares students for entry into the industry in residential, commercial or industrial real estate. Combining real estate training with solid education in business administration and economics, students also learn advanced skills in areas of legal practices, mortgages, financial markets and technology. The 120-credit curriculum also includes core classes in the sciences, writing, speech, math, history, management, statistics and marketing.
New Jersey City University
A 4-year, public college located in Jersey City, New Jersey City University offers a real estate salesperson's licensing course to prospective students at its waterfront campus. Students are trained in real estate mathematics, agency basics and the regulations of the state Real Estate Commission. The program is 75 hours and entirely takes place on Saturdays.
Seton Hall University
Found 14 miles away from Manhattan in South Orange, Seton Hall was founded in 1856 and is the oldest diocesan university in the United States. The school's Bachelor of Science in Business Administration offers a finance concentration that could be of interest to students looking for a career in real estate. The 128 credit hour program includes 45 credits from the business administration core (accounting, management, marketing, etc.); the finance track of the degree includes mandatory coursework in financial strategy and investment analysis and is designed to enhance students' skills in money management.
Thomas Edison State College
Flexibility at Thomas Edison State College offers adults the opportunity to obtain their degree when it is convenient for their schedule and only visit the campus in Trenton for advising and commencement. Exams and coursework are completed online with credit given for life experiences, prior learning or training and past college coursework. The school's bachelor's program in business administration offers a real estate concentration, which provides a basic principles and practices course, as well as elective studies in real estate appraisal, brokerage, valuation and taxation. All students must complete a capstone project to complete this program. The business administration program in full is 120 credits, with 60 credits required in general education subjects, such as macro and microeconomics, English composition and humanities.
Union County College
A certificate program in real estate sales is available through the four campuses of Union County College, a 2-year, public school headquartered in Cranford. Among the topics the program covers are deeds, title charges and agency relationships; students must earn at least a 70% grade on their final exam in order to pass the course. Already-licensed real estate salespersons in the state can also take additional coursework to satisfy state requirements and further their knowledge through the school's real estate continuing education program.
School Comparison Table
|School Name
|School Type & Setting
|Real Estate Programs Offered
|Undergraduate Tuition Fees (2012-13)
|Atlantic Cape Community College
|2-year, public; rural
| Continuing Education Program in Real Estate Sales Pre-Licensing,
Continuing Education Program in Real Estate Broker Licensing
| $5,295 (in-state)*,
$6,792 (out-of-state)*
|Bergen Community College
|2-year, public; suburb
|Continuing Education Program in Real Estate
| $7,494 (in-state)*,
$7,806 (out-of-state)*
|Brookdale Community College
|2-year, public; suburb
|Real Estate Principles and Practices Program
| $6,209 (in-state)*,
$6,809 (out-of-state)*
|Essex County College
|2-year, public; suburb
|Certificate in Principles of Real Estate sales
| $3,420 (in-district)*,
$5,988 (in-state or out-of-state)*
|Mercer County Community College
|2-year, public; rural
|Real Estate Pre-Licensing Program
| $4,380 (in-state)*,
$6,468 (out-of-state)*
|Montclair State University
|4-year, public; suburb
|Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
| $11,058 (in-state)*
$20,136 (out-of-state)*
|New Jersey City University
|4-year, public; suburb
|Real Estate Salesperson's Licensing Course
| $10,422 (in-state)*
$18,609 (out-of-state)*
|Seton Hall University
|4-year, private not-for-profit; suburb
|Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
|$34,750 (all students)*
|Thomas Edison State College
|4-year, public; small city
|Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
| $5,508 (in-state)*,
$8,111 (out-of-state)*
|Union County College
|2-year, public; suburb
| Certificate in Real Estate Sales,
Real Estate Continuing Education Program
| $3,606 (in-district)*,
$6,294 (in-state or out-of-state)*
Source: *NCES College Navigator
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This salad is outstanding! I love the vinegarette, but made mine with about half the olive oil & a third of the paprika, also skipped the cumin & passed on the green onion, just due to personal preferences. It was so yummy I forgot I was eating a salad!
Caribbean Shrimp Salad with Lime Vinaigrette
Howard L. Puckett; Lydia Degaris-Pursell; Martha Condra
"I wanted to create a recipe for a festive meal with local ingredients that could be prepared ahead of time and assembled at the last minute. Everything except the avocado, because it turns brown, can be readied in advance and kept in separate containers, covered, and chilled. I like to serve this dinner salad with multigrain rolls." —Katherine Hinrichs, West Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Yield: 4 servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 281
- Calories from fat: 32%
- Fat: 10g
- Saturated fat: 1.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 5.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.2g
- Protein: 30.3g
- Carbohydrate: 18.4g
- Fiber: 3.6g
- Cholesterol: 252mg
- Iron: 6.3mg
- Sodium: 879mg
- Calcium: 126mg
- 4 cups chopped cooked shrimp (about 1 1/2 pounds)
- 5 tablespoons seasoned rice vinegar, divided
- 2 tablespoons chili garlic sauce (such as Lee Kum Kee)
- 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon grated lime rind
- 1/4 cup fresh lime juice (about 3 large limes)
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- Dash of salt
- 8 cups fresh baby spinach
- 1 cup chopped peeled mango (about 1 large)
- 1 cup julienne-cut radishes
- 1/4 cup diced peeled avocado
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced green onions
- 2 tablespoons unsalted pumpkinseed kernels
- Combine shrimp, 2 tablespoons vinegar, and chili garlic sauce in a large bowl; toss well. Cover and chill 1 hour.
- Combine remaining 3 tablespoons vinegar, oil, and next 6 ingredients (through salt) in a small bowl, stirring with a whisk.
- Place 2 cups spinach on each of 4 plates; top each serving with 1 cup shrimp mixture. Arrange 1/4 cup mango, 1/4 cup radishes, and 1 tablespoon avocado around shrimp on each plate. Top each serving with 2 tablespoons green onions and 1 1/2 teaspoons pumpkinseed kernels. Drizzle each salad with 2 tablespoons vinaigrette.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Shellfish
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Marinate
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- Address:
161 N Jefferson
Chicago, IL 60661Neighborhood:
West Loop
- Cuisine:
Latin / SpanishPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.provincerestaurant.com/
- Phone: 3126699900
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch and Dinner : Monday - Thursday: 11:30 am - 10:30pm, Friday 11:30am - 11:30pm, Saturday Dinner only: 5:00pm - 11:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Latin / Spanish
- Executive Chef: Randy Zweiban
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Province welcomes your guests in two Private Dining Rooms that can accommodate groups of 10-40 for lunch or dinner and up to 60 for a cocktail party. The Private Dining Rooms reflect the modern approach to farmhouse aesthetic that is the signature design of Province.
- Private Party Contact: Megan 3126699900
A word from Province
Province is an American café influenced by the modern, evolving cuisines of Spain and South America. Housed in a gold-level LEED-certified green building, Province incorporates green building materials, recycled design materials and Energy Star-rated equipment. Sustainable, organic, and biodynamic sources are the foundation for food, wine, and beverages of Province. In the warmer months enjoy Province's spacious and comfortable patio. With seating for up to 50 guests, the dramatic space is one of the West Loop's most desirable outdoor dining destinations.Continued
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- YumMIkeDined on 11/9/2013Food was really good, and fresh. Chef even sent out a complimentary tasting and it was awesome.Special Features:
- Impeccable Service and PreparationswasgrafxDined on 11/9/2013From farm to table, well sourced ingredients make these dishes really stand out. The small, Mediums and sides are enough for a table of four. Must have the Lobster mashed potatoes, Farm vegetables and Scallops. The Salmon, Tuna and Paella are notable for their spot on preparation. We helped celebrate their 5 year anniversary with 50% off wine, in this case the 2009 Temparanillo. Can't wait to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I looked for a place nearWomanOverboardVIPDined on 11/1/2013I looked for a place near my office (Madison and Wacker) that was new. I thoroughly enjoyed Province and was surprised when they told me they have been around for five years. I would go back for lunch and maybe even dinner again. I loved the Business lunch special. Smart and very good.Special Features:
- Creative & Contemporary date spot!AvidChicagoDinerDined on 10/29/2013Food is creative & outstanding! The host and manager were very welcoming. Contemporary decor is fun and my pear cocktail was delicious. We had the duck/chorizo cannelloni for an appetizer which was incredible and the perfect portion for the 2 of us. I had the California Himachi which was so flavorful and flawless. My date very much enjoyed the surf and turf- sea scallops and short ribs. The food was executed very well and will definitely bring us back in the future. Our waitress was not the most enthusiastic person but the manager made up for that with his energy & was personally very attentive to our table as well as the other tables. The restaurant was the perfect noise level that Tuesday- quiet enough to be romantic but still vibrant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sustaining and spectacularjoncarolVIPDined on 10/25/2013OUr Chef's choice dinner was superb. We ate here because it was close to the Lyric prior to Otello. We asked if we could have the wonderful sounding Tasting menu and still make the curtain. The server assured us we could (and we did) and we never felt rushed but enjoyed every bite and every sip. It's a great bargain for luscious, creative food and delightful wines ($74.00). We heartily recommend this to any and every one and plan to enjoy another tasting menu with our family at our family reunion in March.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- evening at provinceRoziDined on 10/23/2013I was tasked to find a place for me and my fiance to take his cousin who was in town for just a couple of days. She is pescatarian so I was looking for a place that had many options for all of us. I hadn't been to Province but it looked good on Fodor's, the website and Yelp reviews. It was fantastic, the food was wonderful with many options, the servers were great and it wasn't crazy expensive. The ambience was nice, a comfortable place for us to sit, see and hear each other. We put it on our list and we will definitely return.Special Features:
- HIGHLY RECOMMENDEDArdeDined on 10/21/2013It is almost impossible to find a quiet place to have lunch around the downtown Chicago area. Province is that and more. The food is excellently presented in good portions at acceptable prices by friendly and helpful staff. The Bonuses are that the food tastes great and you can hear the person with whom you are dining with without shouting. This is a great place to have that business lunch with a client or the special occasion lunch with someone with whom you would like to converse. I highly recommend Province.Special Features:
- Lunch with friend. Took thecookie1950Dined on 10/18/2013Lunch with friend. Took the business lunch special. Choice from 2 appetizers and 3 entrees. Three of these five choices were salads. Could have more variety. Food was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great pre-opera choicerluekensDined on 10/18/2013I was looking for a different restaurant to eat lunch prior to the opera matinee for my wife and me. I could not have been happier with my choice. Province was not as crowded as the choices up on Wacker Drive and had food that was unique and tasty. We had the 11:30 am reservation and were the first people in the restaurant. It soon filled to about 3/4 full. The service was outstanding as our waiters seemed to be intent on catching our signals whenever we needed anything. It was delightful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulBrunchloverVIPDined on 10/16/2013This was a wonderful dining experience . Wed mites are tasting menu with the wine pairings included in the price...a great value!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a wonderful experience!ElyArtistDined on 10/12/2013Province is one of those restaurants that is consistently great. We love the fact that portion sizes are small enough to allow us to share lots of wonderful dishes. We always enjoy eating at Province and are very fortunate to have it as a "neighborhood restaurant."Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bland and slowme2222VIPDined on 10/5/2013The server greeted us right away, but then abandoned us for 17 minutes before we could order, we had a show to catch. Once we ordered the food was delivered in normal, but not fast. Fall Squash salad had mushy squash and scissor cut lettuce, pretty bland. The Ahi tacos were ok, but again bland with sauces that had color, but little taste. It was quiet ( I love that) , and the decor was nice.
- Food was great and servicecharDined on 10/3/2013Food was great and service was friendly. Try the Mushroom appitizer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful.SistersDined on 9/21/2013This place was DELICIOUS. The food was amazing. Service was awesome. Atmosphere was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Artisan cooking, sleek but welcominFloridaGalVIPDined on 9/17/2013Had a wonderful lunch here. The grilled vegetable side ($4) was smashing -- swiss chard, carrots, root vegetables, all caramelized perfectly. Also had the tuna taco on house made corn tortilla. It was a bit bland until I added the supplied ancho chile and tomatillo sauces. Divine. I will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Started out fine...CloverMayVIPDined on 9/16/2013I met friends there at 6 PM on a Monday. About 3/4 of the tables filled up. The waitress seemed knowledgeable about the menu and we ordered first courses and entrees. The bass seviche is a misnomer - the fish seemed to be raw with a lime sauce poured over, instead of the fish cured in the citrus, and was hard. The entrees came promptly and we all enjoyed our choices. It took the server some time after bringing the dessert menus to take our decaf coffee orders. After at least 20 minutes or so we asked where the coffee was and she said they were brewing a new pot - really it takes that long? After she brought the check it took another 20 minutes to flag someone to take our credit cards. Good thing we had plenty to chat about.
- Excellant FoodFoodmeDined on 9/14/2013The menu has many unique and creative offerings, but utilizes more familiar ingredients, which I feel was a good thing. I had trouble deciding, there was a lot I wanted to try. Ended up really enjoying the Masa Flatbread (Manchego cheese....phenomenal!), the Daurude fish entrée and Donuts and Coffee Ice Cream desert. All of them outstanding. And a real solid wine list as well. If you like fresh vegetables and fish, expertly prepared with some unique flavor combinations, you should try this place. Warning, bring a sweater because its cold and stark inside.Special Features:
- everything was under seasoned,ncr1jmjDined on 9/12/2013everything was under seasoned, the flatbread was especially bland
- YummyClement95Dined on 9/9/2013This restaurant is an experience. The tastes begin with the visual, then transform to savory with each bite. My buddy and I got the Monday special burgers and they were cooked perfectly - the pork belly topper and complementary beer matched exactly. Delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Less is more!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/5/2013This was a wonderful evening. Simple and streamlined menu which offered really exciting combinations. Meal portions were perfect to be tantalizing without overdoing anything. Accessible yet extensive drinks menu made pairing the meal a breeze. Service was friendly, there when needed, and attentive (they picked up that dinner was a quiet birthday outing with a friend and they made dessert with a special touch). All around a great night out. For me, I was not looking for a loud venue, so this after-work-Thursday location was quiet but with good traffic where a conversation could be easily maintained.Special Features:
- All GoodEmmyVIPDined on 8/30/2013Our first experience was excellent, and we will be back next weekend with an out-of-town visitor. The food was fresh and well prepared, the room is pretty and the noise level moderate. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mediocre at bestBeachsopDined on 8/28/2013Did tasting menu with wine pairings. Food was uninspiring. The wines were paired very well but our server could never manage to have the wine at our table until well after the food course was served
- Quiet DelightTuesdayNightsVIPDined on 8/26/2013Province is a wonderful place to go any time for a nice, quiet meal. The food is good; the wine is outstanding; and the restaurant itself is spacious and serene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprise Romantic Neigjborhood GemPIPoodleVIPDined on 8/9/2013Tasting menu was wonderf, they even substituted out the high mercury fish for little preggie me. The outdoor seating was cozy, no bigs, with great ambiance. Quiet street so quiet atmosphere. The only thing, our actual waitress could have been a tad more friendly. She didn't even tell us her name. The wine guy was great and presented excellent paired wines (says my man). Dessert was over the top amazing. Overall great value!Special Features:
- The tortilla soup was awful,,FoodwizDined on 8/9/2013The tortilla soup was awful,, the soup tasted out of a can and it wasn't properly warmed , the rotisserie chicken inside the soup was obviously freezer burned.......I had big hopes for this place ..... DisappointedSpecial Features:
- interestingfuntravelerVIPDined on 8/9/2013Food was creative and good, would have liked more spices, chef uses mostly fats and salt for flavor. Overall good thoughSpecial Features:
- ScrumptiousChuckVIPDined on 8/8/2013The tasting menu with matching wines was great fun. Wonderful sangria too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always an excellent choice...BirdlegzVIPDined on 8/7/2013The Wednesday $49 tasting and wine pairing is a fabulous deal. Five generous pours and small plates offer a delicious, integrated gourmet experience that is well worth making the trip downtown for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just averageOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 8/2/2013The food was good, not great. Nice presentation. Our waitress wasn't very friendly. She got the job done - wasn't rude, but we didn't get the impression she was very "into" serving us. The outside looked nice - we chose inside but the patio was very pretty.Special Features:
- Wine Wednesday is a greatDennisVIPDined on 7/31/2013Wine Wednesday is a great value and an opportunity to try a variety of winesSpecial Features:
- Perfect blend of modernityOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/31/2013Perfect blend of modernity and warmth, crisp and fresh yet romantic. True for both the atmosphere and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful Outdoor Dining!Foodie08VIPDined on 7/25/2013I had previously dined indoors at Province for both lunch and dinner, and enjoyed it very much. Last week I returned with a guest specifically to try out their outdoor patio for dinner. The food, ambiance, and low noise level were all terrific, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a very civilized, neighborhood gem evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dessert downerHopefulHydeParkDined on 7/19/2013Had tasting menu with wine and all of our party thought the courses up until dessert were above average. Bitter, grainy corn bread didn't do the fresh berries credit and closed off an otherwise enjoyable meal on a downer. Wine choices were largely appropriate, but significant variability in pour size between dinners at the same table suggests more training may be in order. For the price, there are better choices for locavore-style dining.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Been there 3 times. Got 3TeateaVIPDined on 7/17/2013Been there 3 times. Got 3 different fish sandwiches. They were not good. The only thing I liked was the tortilla soup.
- Modern American w/a Spanish twistOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/16/2013I loved the casual relaxed feel of the restaurant, food was creative and high quality. I was in town for a convention, this restaurant was a welcome change to the typical business type places. It had a more neighborhood feel to it. Service was very good. I enjoyed it so much after my dinner the next day I returned for lunch!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- poorpaulaDined on 7/16/2013We waited 10 minutes to be seated though we had a reservation and were stuck in the back. Our server was extremely slow. My client's food had a piece of a latek glove in it. No one could eat after that and they only took off one meal and it took forever to get a check.
- Always so good!CG75VIPDined on 7/15/2013We love this place! My husband and I often come here by ourselves, but lately have been bringing friends. Never a complaint from any of them. Only raves! Sitting outside in the summer is fun, as well as sitting inside the airy indoor space. The amuse bouche, and cookies upon leaving add to the enjoyment of the always delicious and well serviced experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for outdoor diningChicagoTexanVIPDined on 7/11/2013Love the canopy, which blocks out sun but keeps you cool on a clear, sunny day. Complimentary crispy flat bread with garlic butter is yummy; the apple salad looked good but had way too much apple; he that ate burger swallowed it; the tuna taco was a winner for he that wanted something small and light. I had the lunch special with tortilla soup (great presentation, a tad salty), chicken Caesar salad (you get thrown off by the fact they boiled and shredded their own chicken), and refreshing pineapple fro-yo for dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great choice!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/10/2013Delicious seasonal fresh food. Amazing courses. We shared squash salad, tomato salad and shrimp and grits. Delicious Bass and Hamachi. The dessert of goat cheese and figs with a grape sorbet was so unusual and spectacular. I would recommend this restaurant to everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lunch near ogilvie transportationjeanneDined on 7/8/2013very casual, lots of light, presentation was great. would recommend the yogurt for dessert.Special Features: