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Estia Taverna - New Jersey
- Address:
140 W. Route 70
Marlton, NJ 08053Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
GreekPrice: $31 to $50
Estia Taverna - New Jersey
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.estiataverna.com/
- Phone: 8565965500x
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm;
Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
Monday - Friday 11:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday & Sunday 11:00am - 4:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, Greek
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Special Events: Happy Hour is everyday at the bar from 8:30pm - close
A word from Estia Taverna - New Jersey
The stunning restaurant, which is the first of its kind in South Jersey, will transport guests to the Greek Islands with an atmosphere reminiscent of an inviting Mediterranean home, and a menu of authentic specialties, simply prepared, that represent the best of Greek cuisine. The restaurant specializes in whole grilled fish, which are flown in from the Greek islands, the shores of Morocco, Tunisia and Portugal, and procured from independent North American fishermen. We have created a welcoming restaurant designed with the comforts of a typical Greek home. We used materials such as hand-chiseled Jerusalem limestone floors, hand woven rugs, vaulted ceilings, antiqued stucco walls, wood plank floors and exposed wood beams to evoke the traditional atmosphere. A series of dining areas feature rustic farm tables, dark wood chairs with beige cushions and dining nooks with upholstered banquettes. The homelike ambience is accentuated with whitewashed walls.Continued
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Estia Taverna - New Jersey reviews from OpenTable diners
174 reviews since May 24, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (91)neighborhood gem (80)special occasion (67)good for groups (63)great for lunch (35)romantic (34)notable wine list (23)hot spot (20)vibrant bar scene (18)great for brunch (14)late-night find (8)kid-friendly (5)scenic view (2)great for outdoor dining (2)Show More
- Really Enjoy This Restaurantfun2dineVIPDined on 9/13/2014These folks really know how to operate a great restaurant. They took a good casual Italian and turned it into a very good Greek specialty house. The interior is charming, although it is normally full and obviously no thought was given to deadning the sound. We find that just adds to the charm of this steadily improving venue. Management takes pride in accommodating special requests and you should find your table waiting for you, there is no sign that they overbook. The food is, quite simply, delicious. My wife enjoyed one of her favorite cocktails, and, a fried cheese delicacy . I had the crabcake and lentils, an amazing treat for me, and, our entrées were delicious! Lamb cooked to perfection and a wonderful Greek pasta. Try Esteria, great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, bad serviceBubbie2VIPDined on 9/13/2014This is our 2nd time at Estia and we all agree the food is good but the service leaves a lot to be desired. It took quite some time for the server to get to us. She never came back to offer another another drink until we were almost done with our entrée. My water glass was dirty. My husband and I had 2 different fishes and they looked and tasted exactly the same, the portions were small. We loved Pietros and we would be so happy if it came back!!!!
- Absolutely SplendidOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/13/2014Food, service, ambience! Bravo! Must try in Marlton.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesomedinnerDined on 9/11/2014food was very fresh and delicious. bar made great drinks. service started off slow then picked up ... loved it so muchSpecial Features:
- Great foodJoeydeluxedDined on 9/10/2014The food at Estia was extremely good although a bit pricey. Our group had 2 fish dishes, chicken and lamb chops. All were prepared very well. The grilled octopus appetizer was one of the best I've ever eaten. However, for desert we all baklava which was an extreme disappointment. We will return again and would recommend it to friends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuperLBSuperLBVIPDined on 9/8/2014My guest & I had an excellent dining experience. Service was excellent & complimentary dessert was a nice way of apologizing for my platter being initially Luke warm.Special Features:
- Nice first visitMarlenieGSVIPDined on 9/7/2014We love Estia in town. This has different menu. First course fantastic mussels in wonderful sauce. Had special of the day which was grilled Dorado. Very good. Lamb chops delicious also. Nice cocktail and wine selection. Beautiful decor. We will return.Special Features:
- DianneDined on 9/6/2014THE BEST AUTHENTIC GREEK FOOD ANYWHERE!!!? GRILLED OCTUS TO DIE FRSpecial Features:
- fabulous birthday lunchJerseyMomDined on 9/4/2014A friend offered to take me out to lunch to celebrate my birthday. I chose Estia for the occasion to try it out. We had an early lunch midweek and had a wonderful experience. Our waiter could not have been more friendly or helpful, the food was delicious and the ambiance perfect for a quiet and sophisticated lunch. I understand it gets crowded on the weekends, but I will be returning on a regular basis for its wonderful lunch atmosphere. How fortunate we are that Estia has come to South Jersey!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/1/2014The food was great. The service was good. The prices are a bit high for Marlton, NJ. Overall, we left the restaurant happy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Miss MarieRERE10Dined on 8/29/2014I brought 5 other people with me who are hard to please and everyone said they would come back. I have only been there twice and the place was crowded both times.Special Features:
- Good PlaceGreatfoodDined on 8/29/2014Beautiful resturant with great food and terrific serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunch!Chris77Dined on 8/28/2014The three-course business lunch was such a great deal. There was a limited selection but both my dining partner and I chose from this menu and enjoyed every bite! The bifteki souvlaki was delicious and the karidopita melted in my mouth. I would definitely come back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mealAnniversaryDined on 8/17/2014Since we could not make it to Greece, we went to Estia's to celebrate our anniversary. The food was great, as always and the service was great. View were disappointed that I forgot to ask for Anthony but Jennifer was great also. I loved the chocolate lava cake!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceMichaelVIPDined on 8/16/2014Every once in a while you come across a real gem...this place is just that. Everything about it was the best!Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerGGQ44Dined on 8/16/2014Our meal was absolutely wonderful..We were in a bit of a high traffic area, and the noise level was was a bit high at times - especially when the bar was full. Leon was great and did explain everything to us. Will definitely eat there again.. Great to try some authentic Greek dishes. We have not experienced this before.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good to be thereWolfiDined on 8/15/2014It was a great time, good service, the waitress was a pleasure and the food outstanding. Been there the 3rd time.Special Features:
- Always great.babybette1VIPDined on 8/15/2014This is the second time we have been there and it was wonderful again! Great Seafood. Love the oysters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- connielouDined on 8/13/2014At first you pass the fresh fish on ice before begin seated. The menu is above the ordinary. We share a alb black bass encrusted in salt to bake, flambéd at table side and then filleted in the kitchen. The green parsley sauce wiped attractively across the plate was a nice accompaniment The only negatives, the view of the parking lots could have been concealed with sheers and the bank seating had no firmness and was not comfortable.Special Features:
- Great ServicechfoodieDined on 8/9/2014Had to increase reservations from 6 to 8 people at last minute. VERY accommodating staff. Made it happen in less than 10 minutes and all guests were seated on time. Food is great, also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good FoodMidgeVIPDined on 8/9/2014Not the original. The selection is more limited but the prices remain the same. If you choose carefully you can still get quality for your dollar
- Wonderful and deliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/8/2014Everything was wonderful. The food, the presentation, the servers. If I could I would eat there weekly!!!!!!! Unbelievable greek salad and the best grilled stuffed calamari ever!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AWESOME!!!Live2TravelMoreDined on 8/8/2014Had a wonderful night out with the girls!! Food and wine were wonderful! Service was wonderful! Ambience was Wonderful! It is on our list of regular spots now! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!Special Features:
- FoodieDined on 8/5/2014Restaurant is very pretentious, over-priced, small quantities, and lacking that extra something that makes the food great.Special Features:
- get your greek on!ameliaowlDined on 8/2/2014I know good spinach pie, hummus and galaktoboureko as i make them at home. So I was eager to compare them, and the mousaka, to my versions. I was NOT disappointed. All were soooooo good. I also had PEI mussels and their juice was so tasty that i needed to ask for more bread to dip into this delight. My reservation was early evening and the waiter was able to linger and we enjoyed his friendliness and recommendations. We left after dinner as the noise level was beginning to be annoying.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice addition to South JerseyOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/27/2014Estia Taverna is a nice addition to South Jersey although I have to say I always enjoyed their predecessor restaurant, Pietros. I do prefer the Estia in Philly for ambiance and even food but no complaints about the addition to Marlton.Special Features:
- Excellent FareCosd47VIPDined on 7/25/2014Pietro's has been completely transformed into a very vibrant Greek restaurant which is a somewhat scaled down version of Estia in Philadelphia. The interior is very appealing and looks nothing like the brick oven Pizzeria/Italian eatery that was Pietro's. Wait staff is very attentive and service is very good. The menu consists mostly of fish dishes but there are other offerings for non-fish lovers although it seems one would choose to dine here primarily for fish. Nice selection of Greek wines, none of them overly expensive. Only complaint is the noise level. On a Saturday night it can become uncomfortably noisy.Special Features:
- Becoming a FavoriteOpenTableDiner2013VIPDined on 7/24/2014Estia Taverna is very close to my home and a great place to stop after work with the bonus of Open Table points Though it was very busy, my dining experience was superb. My server, Jennifer, was exceptional! She timed the delivery of each course, noting that I was eating a bit slowly because I was engrossed in a book.The Estia Chips are delicious and are worth coming in for even if that's all you get. I had the Mousaka, perfect comfort food. Estia Taverna is on the way to becoming one of my favorite restaurants in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Estia ExperienceLindsorDined on 7/24/2014Our dinner was wonderful, great food, great service. We will definitely go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very noisy, not impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/19/2014The restaurant was very noisy even though it wasn't full. The menu is limited and although we waited over half an hour for our entrees mine was cold when it was served. The waitress made several excuses about the restaurant being very busy, which it clearly was not. This is our second visit and we had only gone back thinking the problems with our first visit were due to being new. Sadly that doesn't seem to be the case so we won't be going back.
- Was greatBigHDined on 7/19/2014We enjoyed our dinner. Food quality as good as Philly location.Special Features:
- InterestedDined on 7/19/2014A very enjoyable evening, we were treated well, the food was excellent, and we will return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SavtathreeDined on 7/19/2014This was our first visit to the NJ location. Did a very nice job with the decor and menu. I had the sardines and dorado & both were delicious. Would definitely go again.Special Features:
- A Neighborhoood GemrichVIPDined on 7/18/2014We had heard a lot about Estia and were lucky enough to snag a reservation. We opted for small plates which were wonderful. The Greek Tomato salad oozed freshness. The Greek meatballs were good as was the grilled octopus. We had the seafood special as our entree which combined a variety of seafood in a blush dressing. We can't wait to come back to taste the lamb. We felt the cost was fair. We enjoyed three glasses of wine expertly described by our server Alexander. The place is beautiful and the service outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food comparable to PhillyOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/16/2014Started with classic great salad which was good except for the small portion of Feta. estia in Philly has a better Greek salad. Red snapper was good and so was the chicken.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jjjjjDined on 7/13/2014Limited brunch selection, variable quality. Omelet dry and tasteless. Fish of the day quite good; appetizers good and plentiful.
- Get the grilled octopus!njdcgirlDined on 7/12/2014The grilled octopus was out of this world - so tender and delicious! Must have! We split that and the spinach pie for appetizers. The pie was also very good - traditional spanakopita and large enough for two to share. We split the lamb chops for dinner which were also well done and delicious. Good wine by the glass - the waitress let me try a couple Greek whites before I picked one. For dessert we tried the baklava - it was also very good, not as sweet as some which was a good thing to me! It was served with a small scoop of icecream. It wasn't a cheap meal, but I would go back for sure! I wish we had a group so we could have tried a few more appetizers!Special Features:
- Worth a tryOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/12/2014A huge improvement over their other multiple location restaurant that was located in same spot. Food is good, service is friendly but a bit off. Missed our side dish and by the time it came we were all but done eating, had to ask for replacement silverware. Estia chips are addictive and worth a trip to the bar just to get them.Special Features:
- Greek and Mediterranean mealsMarltonTomDined on 7/11/2014Ate here for the first time, this week. They have a great menu and rotating line of specials. The dining area is beautiful, the food was wonderful and service was attentive. Would definitely return when craving Mediterranean fareSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding StaffStephenVIPDined on 7/10/2014I can't say enough good about the wait staff!!! From the buss persons to the waitresses to the hostesses they were just top notch, they helped each other, the knew the menu and were very personable!!! The appetizers were good and though flavorful, the fried calamari was tough (easy to overcook). The salads were very good and the entrees (lamb for her and halibut for me) were very good!Special Features:


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Appendix 2C
The following records describe realignment and stabilization of leaning adobe walls, and also a method of bracing a wall by means of turnbuckle rods (figs. 77-92).
Fort Union National Monument. Date: May 3, 1960. Building: 3-450; Room: 451; Wall (N. S. E. W): NESW.
Orientation, plan and type (situation, evidence of additional stories, period of construction relative to surrounding rooms, evidence of burning, etc.): Contemporaneous with contiguous rooms. No evidence of burning. Single story.
Floor (floor type; additional notes): Probably had wood floor.
Details (notes on doorways, lintels, etc.): Most of east wall is made of stone; only upper portion is of adobe. West wall is the east wall of room 452.
Room No.: 3-451; Date work started: July 26, 1958; Date work finished: July 7, 1959; Man days of labor: 57; Cost of materials: $256.56; Archeologist: Rex L. Wilson; Date: May 3, 1960.
Condition on date work started. Masonry: Massive south wall bulging northward. Only extreme west end of north wall standing. East and west walls in good condition but all walls needed capping to prevent further deterioration from penetration of moisture. Small north wall section leaning northward several inches out of plumb.
Materials, construction, and technique in making repairs or accomplishing job: South wall: A portion of the south wall was realigned in order to prevent collapse. The section, near the east end of the wall, bowed to the north about 12" at the top. Four wooden forms were completed and put in place on the bulge, two on either side of the wall. They were lined with asphalt roofing felt, wired together through the wall with No. 9 black wire, and then the space between form and wall was packed with damp sand. Two mine roof jacks and one heavy-duty jack were used to move the wall. The jacks push against the wall by means of long sections of 2" pipe (mine roof jacks) and 4" x 4" timber (truck jack). After pushing the wall into plumb the jacketing was removed from both sides of the wall and stabilization was begun by placing six upright steel members, and two horizontal members of the same material, with a steel strap along the bottom seated upon the stone foundation. The wall's brick coping is being held in place by seven steel rods looped about it and welded to the steel members on the wall's north side. The steel on the north side of the wall is secured by rods through the wall that are held in place by short steel straps. A hole in the wall was filled with regular adobes, cracks were grouted, steel was covered with adobe, the coping was secured, and adobes were laid along the top of the wall preliminary to capping.
North wall: Two deadmen holes, 2' x 4' x 22", were dug next to the joist footing wall inside the room. Two 44" lengths of 1/2" reinforcing rods were welded perpendicular to 2' lengths of 2" x 2" angle-iron, and looped at the other ends. These were placed in the holes which were then filled with concrete, reinforced with heavy wire. The wall was then jacked into plumb with mine jacks. A 15' length of 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" angle-iron was placed horizontally against the outside of the wall, near the top just above the lintel. The angle-iron was held in place by long bolts made by welding 5/8" carriage bolts on one end of 44" lengths of 1/2" reinforcing rod; these same rods were looped on he other ends to accommodate the 4" steel cable that was then attached to the deadmen. Turnbuckles on the two 16' cables allow for tightening.
All walls: Capped (see introduction for detailed explanation of technique). Sprayed with Dow Corning 772 diluted in water at a ratio of 1 to 9.
Fort Union National Monument. Date: May 3, 1960; Building: 3-450; Room: 452; Feature: wing wall; Wall (N. E. S. W.): NS.
Orientation, plan and type (situation, evidence of additional stories, period of construction relative to surrounding rooms, evidence of burning, etc.): Contemporaneous with contiguous rooms. No evidence of burning. Stone-lined basement.
Floor (floor type; additional notes): Probably had wood floor.
Details (notes on doorways, lintels, etc.): Lintel timber missing from above one window. Adobes missing from above one window in south wall. East wall considered as west wall of room 451. Large dressed and semi-dressed stones missing from the upper areas of the west and north basement walls.
Room No.: 3-452; Date work started: June 30, 1958; Date work finished: May 6, 1960; Man days of labor: ca. 21-3/4; Cost of materials: ca. $61.40. Archeologist: Rex L. Wilson; Date: May 3, 1960.
Condition on date work started. Masonry: South wall in good condition. Brick coping on southwest wing wall needed reinforcing. Cracks needed grouting. Very low, short north wall remains. Only stub remains of west wall. All walls needed capping to prevent further deterioration due to penetration of moisture.
Materials, construction, and technique in making repairs or accomplishing job: Wing wall: A 2" x 1/8" angle-iron collar was placed immediately below the coping on all four sides so as to support the outermost courses of brick. It was held in place by four lengths of 3/8" reinforcing rod which penetrate the wall and are welded to the collar. The coping is in good shape, as is its supporting wall, so the work is to prevent further deterioration. A cement cap was poured to protect the top of the coping. It is about 2" deep above the middle of the coping, and slightly less above the edges. The cement was colored with burnt sienna and raw umber in exterior stucco to approximate the historic brick color. The angle iron collar was than covered with metal lath and hard-packed, colored soil-cement. To render less visible the fairly smooth (although roughened) plaster, "blobs" of soil-cement were thrown on it. Although some of these may erode off, any that remain effectively break up the reflection of light off the plaster. Sprayed with Dow Corning 772 diluted in water at a ratio of 1 to 9.
North and south walls: Capped (see introduction for detailed explanation of technique) and grouted with soil-cement. Missing adobes above windows were replaced and lintel timbers were replaced where missing. Sprayed with Dow Corning 772 diluted in water at a ratio of 1 to 9.
Missing stones from the upper basement walls were reset in cement mortar to the original height of the wall on the west side and to slightly less than the original height on the north side.
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High and Low: Acrylic Coffee Table and Console
Acrylic furniture not only adds an unmistakably modern feel to any space, it is a great solution for smaller rooms as its transparency takes up little visual space. However, some acrylic furniture can cost a pretty penny. Here are some high and low options for this minimalist design.
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Peekaboo Clear Coffee Table, .5" thick molded acrylic, 37.5"W x 21.25"D x 13.75"H, $249 from CB2.
Crisp Coffee Table, 47"W x 23"D x 14"H, $1,975 from the Conran Shop Online.
Peekaboo Clear Console, .7" thick molded acrylic, 38"W x 15.25"D x 29"H, $349 from CB2.
Crisp Console, 1.25" thick transparent acrylic, 43.5"W x 12.5"D x 29"H, $1,995 from the Conran Shop Online.
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I have the peekaboo media console from CB2 and I love it! It works great as a coffee table as well
Any idea where those mirrors are from? Great focal point!
the mirrors are CB2. They remind me of mirrors people use for blind spot driveways.
We have had the peekaboo coffee table for 2 years and love it. It's PERFECT if you have kids. They can't hurt it or themselves. Do be aware, though, that it scratches easily. So if you are looking for a clear, clean table, this might not be the best choice. We don't mind the swirls, we think it adds character and tells our guests they are welcome to go without a coaster.
I was hoping that the $250 coffee table was the "high" and that there would be a really inexpensive "low". Too bad the other option is $1,995!
Thank you so much for this post!! I was really hoping to find an affordable option for this exact table. I was already aware that they price would be somewhere around $800 at some retailers, so this is great :) I don't mind paying a bit more for a great piece that gives me more visual space in a slender row home.
I just checked about the scratches...
it looks like they could be easily removed as you would from an aquarium:
Hope that helps!
And here are the mirrors!
My friend has the peekaboo coffee table in his place. I think its priced well for the look and quality. He stacks art books under the table which looks great, give some color and you still have a complete usable surface. Also, great for smaller spaces its one less solid structure. And it shows off a beautiful rug. As pointed out a stylish solution is you have young children.
Similar mirrors with a frame instead of a mount can be found here - http://www.tenebras.bigcartel.com/product/18-convex-mirror
Is that an ikea lamp? The base looks familiar, but not the shade. Anybody?
The picture are from the CB2 catalog
I like these:
Convex Safety Mirrors in 36" dia.... For the kids room.....Over your desk....etc...
The lamp is also CB2. The Tab Floor Lamp $129.00
The picture is from their catalog.
I have the CB2 nesting tables and they make an awesome coffee table for a tiny living room and become instant mini TV trays which is cool. They are slightly cheaper than the full-size coffee table ($200).
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Lexington, Ky. (News Release) -- Christopher Melton and Tyler Roberts, inmates at the Blackburn Correctional Complex in Fayette County, walked away from the minimum-security prison Saturday night. They were confirmed missing at approximately 8:06 p.m.
Melton was serving a 6-year sentence for convictions out of Henderson county for theft by unlawful taking over $10,000 and fleeing and evading in the 1st degree. He would have been eligible for parole in April 2013.
Melton is a 23-year-old white male, 6'1, 160 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.
Roberts was serving a 10-year sentence for convictions out of Garrard and Jessamine counties for burglary and theft by unlawful taking charges, possession of a handgun by a convicted felon (2 counts), arson in the 3rd degree and tampering with physical evidence. He would have been eligible for parole October 2013.
Roberts is a 21-year-old white male, 5'9, 150 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.
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Interpreter Basic is a ancient and cruel form of torture supported by masochists and the ingnorant.A joke I'm sure, but don't be so dismissive. A tiny number of us were assembling back in the day, an increasing number of people who had to have abstraction used proto C (You talk about torture - they loved error reports), but there was a mass of people who were introduced to microprocessors via Basic (go find the philosophy behind it's development), Fortran, Pascal (later) forth etc. ALL of those pioneers provide the shoulders that we now stand on. The C used in Arduino is stripped down and has to be the easiest implementation I have ever come across and yet it still throws errors from artefacts, at least Basic has the good manners to point out the error and only the error And what exactly is wrong with a goto? It just provides a method for stepping over code, structures like 'case' do the goto's for you. In fact, if you read the reference, you'll find a goto. Anyone can write sloppy code in any language. If you want to be dogmatic and write tight code, pick up the data sheet and start assembling.
The advocates of all languages look down their noses at the other language users, however, if you see someone smiling quietly to himself, trying not to look too aloof, he'll be the assembler in the room
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125 years ago, a group of Civil War veterans gathered in Newton to answer a statewide call for recognition of their wartime efforts and to receive the pensions they were owed.
Today, the event known as Soldiers Reunion has grown into an annual celebration of patriotism, bringing people from around the country to the city to participate.
Stacey and Joey Mosteller were enjoying an evening at Blue Moon in Newton when a notification on their phones made the dinner even more enjoyable.
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Newton Police Department is helping out senior citizens and the community be aware of scamming, identity theft and fraud. The name of the program is Identity Theft, Fraud and Scams and is overseen by Officer Jeff Longstreet.
North Carolina is one of the nations leaders in the farming and agriculture industry, which is why Vale houses one of Catawba County's biggest produce farms.
"We moved to this area about 12 years ago from Haywood County," said Martha Calderon, partial owner of Calderon produce. "The harvesting season lasts much longer here and it's better for business."
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Sharman Howard Odom was arrested on Saturday afternoon in Winston-Salem while visiting relatives in the area.
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Hey, "The Walking Dead" is back on AMC!
It's been two months since we've been able to spend our Sunday nights watching men and women in tattered clothing brutally slaughtering rotting men and women in even more tattered clothing/skin, unless you happened to catch that one really weird episode of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" on the Memorable Entertainment network.
Sunday night's return — titled "After" — was a very strong showing, in this humble blogger's opinion.
If you didn't start getting a little choked up during the scene where little Carl almost has to squeeze the trigger to put down his father, Rick, you might want to be tested to see if you're a serial killer. I'll admit I got a little emotional, but I didn't cry, because me-me, I'm a sports man. I drink beer and like jeans that are tough. No, I didn't cry, I just had a little something in my eyes, you know it happens every time. I only wish my words could convince myself that it just wasn't real, but that's not the way it feels.
For a premiere (a midseason premiere, granted) this episode followed a pretty tight thread, tracking the path of Rick and Carl Grimes, and of Michonne, after the fall of the prison. Many viewers were probably all "What of Daryl Dixon? What of Tyreese? What of Glenn and Maggie?" Well settle down you guys, we'll get back to all them next week. For now, it was time to listen to a heart rending tale of a father and son's bond being tested as the world around them collapsed.
Carl is having himself a time, really going through an angsty period. He's all lanky and gangly and greasy, yet he still insists on wearing that stupid cowboy hat. Rick is still a little punch drunk from his scrap with the Governor (who is now confirmed to be dead, by the way, so I was wrong), and Carl is at that age where he's like "Parents...who needs 'em?"
Carl is being a sassy young punk, and I'm not a proponent of corporal punishment, but since this is just a fictional television program, some character needs to slap the taste out of that whipper snapper's mouth. It should have been Hershel, but his head was lying in the mud trying to taste the air and licking its zombie lips before Michonne took care of that noise.
I miss you Hershel!
Maybe some new character in overalls named Toby Holycross could be introduced to the program, and his sole purpose would be slap, slap, slapping sassy adolescents.
Moving on...I LOVE it when they go to some bar in this show. Because I always think to myself, if I was in that bar, what would I like to do? Order a $2 tall draft, check. Eat some pork rinds, check. Play "Will You Still Love Me?" by Chicago on the jukebox, check. Do a shot or three of their finest bourbon because the world has ended and there is no bartender or police and the jukebox wouldn't work because there's no power so I would need to sing the songs I like, check.
The bar was called Joe & Joe Jr's BBQ Shack. This is just an aside, and I know this is just a fictional program, but don't call your restaurant a shack. You're just inviting people to spit all over the place and throw their napkins on the floor. If you were the proprietor, or restaurateur, you'd be like "HEY! Cut it out spitting all over the place and throwing your soiled napkins on the floor!!" And they'd be like "sorry, maybe you shouldn't have called it a shack..." There is already a sign on the front door that says "Smoking IS allowed." Toby Holycross would definitely spit on their floor. They should have called it BBQ Palace, or BBQ Fine Establishment.
Anyway, Joe Zb. is still in there, and apparently Joe Jr. couldn't do the dirty work. Joe Zb. looked like zombie Kris Kristofferson, and Rick wants to kill him with a hatchet. Carl is like "this isn't caveman times, old man, step aside while I use this technology gun to dispatch that ghoul."
Rick looked like he had gone 12 rounds with Lennox Lewis, and was in no shape to hit zombies in the head with an axe, so Carl wasted the zombie with a bullet. Carl is getting a little big for his britches, and everything was turning into a competition. Like Carl insisted that his pork rinds trumped Rick's bottles of water. Duh.
Later, Carl tries to bring Rick breakfast in bed of sugar flakes with no milk (uhh, you couldn't even douse them in some water or soda? thanks...) but Rick is like "I so tired..." So Carl just goes off on his own to explore. Carl runs into a few tough spots, like when he tries to shoulder charge the door down but is denied, or when a pile of walkers fall on top of him and one of them has maggots coming out of its head, but he gets through it and thinks he's all tough. He threw up after fighting the zombies, which was probably good because it gave him room for 112 ounces of chocolate pudding. I bet he farted a lot after that.
Did you notice the foreshadowing? Joe Jr. couldn't kill Joe Sr., just like Carl later couldn't kill Rick. See, sometimes I actually pay attention and don't just try to be ridiculous.
The climax of the episode came when Rick roused himself from his coma, forcing Carl to make a decision.
As it turns out, Carl could not pull the trigger. There is still a little boy who needs his daddy under that cowboy hat, and that's probably a good sign that pre-apocalypse Carl is still alive and well.
Elsewhere in rural Georgia, Michonne is having a little trouble coping with the fall of the prison and the dispersal of the survivors herself. She make two new pets ("Pets" by Porno For Pyros) and just kind of goes wandering. The "Talking Dead" after show confirmed that these pets were two of the Governor's men. Was one of them that jerk army tank man?
At one point Michonne ends up in a small herd of walkers and then she sees her doppelganger (maybe it's her stuntwoman in real life), and that snaps her out of it. She's like "I'm no sucker!" and chops them all down like ghastly trees.
Michonne uses her tracking skills to eventually find the house that Rick and Carl are staying in. Rick answers the door, turns to Carl and says "It's for you."


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Local man assumes new role to improve food, service at Grambling State University
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GRAMBLING, LA – Working in the food service industry since high school, Eddie Rushing takes pride in serving a variety of quality food. Now he's the food service director at Grambling State University.
Leon Sanders, the university's vice president for finance and administration, announced Rushing's selection at last Thursday morning's convocation in the T.H. Harris Auditorium on campus – and the audience of mostly students cheered. They cheered even louder when Sanders said that Rushing and the administration have arranged to have Taco Bell added to the food restaurant selections on campus.
Rushing, 56, a Ruston native, is the new food service director at Grambling State University, and he's "glad to come to Grambling (because) it is close to home." For 37 years, Rushing has lived down the street in the small town of Simsboro with his high school sweetheart, LaJeanne, his wife "for 37 wonderful years" and they live with their daughter, Heather, a biology graduate student at Louisiana Tech University.
In his short few weeks on campus, the campus menu is now available online and posted each day at campusdish.com/en-US/CSSW/Grambling, he has included nutritional information for each food item to help students who have asked for healthier food options and he's working with the university administration to consider the possibility of adding Taco Bell in Tiger Express, the fast-food operation.
Still, Rushing isn't satisfied. "I can guarantee that the food will improve now to next semester," said Rushing, who is working on a menu with a variety of options.
Starting his first food service job at A&W Drive-Inn in Ruston as the assistant manager, Rushing worked at night after school. With about 40 years of experience, Rushing brings a wealth of skills to the McCall Dining Hall ARAMARK job from his role as assistant director at the University of Louisiana-Monroe, where he worked for more than 10 years. Earlier, he spent about three years as ARAMARK's retail director at Louisiana Tech, his alma mater.
Prior to his ARAMARK jobs, Rushing worked for the Pillsbury Company's Burger King.
Ante' Britten, associate vice president for finance and administration, said changes weren't being made fast enough based on student feedback so a decision was made to hire a new director. "The variety and quality of the food was not up to par in the dining hall …so a change needed to be made," he said.
"The variety and quality of the food was not up to par in the dining hall in a timely matter," said Britten, "so a change needed to be made."
Before he even started his new job in March, Rushing "I popped up at (Tiger) Express unannounced with my family on Sunday." He wanted to see how average customers would be treated and what kind of food was provided.
Senior Stephany Norris, who serves on the university's food service committee, said she's seen improvements since Rushing has been in charge. "It was actually really good, looks better and they have a lot of variety," said Norris, one of several student representatives who sit on the committee with administration and ARAMARK officials. "When I went in they have more than one vegetarian option without meat like soup and a veggie burger. Delicious!"
Norris said there are some weekend issues that still need attention, but Rushing is off to a good start.
D' Corey Bainz, a freshman transfer student from the Los Angeles area, said the weekend food options and quality is just fine; he's concerned about the service when the dining hall is open for only brunch and dinner and lots of students are visiting to eat at the same time. "There are more people that are trying to eat," he said. "I feel that they should make enough food for everyone to eat at the right time during the weekends."
Rushing explained during a recent interview in his office that not many students dine in the dining hall during the weekend and is not able to increase the staff. The food service director and his team are open to suggestions and the concerns of students, which has been there inspiration to construct a brief paper survey in hopes to receive feedback from the student body.
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Changing the game
John, famous for the surgery that bears his name, was All-Star hurler
By Craig Muder
November 04, 2013
His name has become part of the sports lexicon, thanks to a surgery he helped pioneer.
But lost in the medical definitions and comeback stories is the pitching career Tommy John fashioned for nearly three decades. And it's that career that has led him to the edge of immortality in Cooperstown.
John, who played for the Indians, White Sox, Dodgers, Yankees, Angels and A's during 26 big league seasons, is one of 12 finalists on this year's Expansion Era ballot that will be considered by the committee on managers, umpires, executives and long-retired players at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. The 16-person committee will vote on Dec. 8 at baseball's Winter Meetings in Orlando, Fla., and the results of the vote will be announced Dec. 9.
The 12 candidates on the Expansion Era Committee ballot are: Dave Concepcion, Bobby Cox, Steve Garvey, Tony La Russa, Billy Martin, Marvin Miller, Dave Parker, Dan Quisenberry, Ted Simmons, George Steinbrenner, Joe Torre and John. Any candidate who receives at least 75 percent of all ballots cast will be enshrined in the Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2014.
The Committee consists of Hall of Famers Rod Carew, Carlton Fisk, Whitey Herzog, Tommy Lasorda, Joe Morgan, Paul Molitor, Phil Niekro and Frank Robinson; executives Paul Beeston, Andy MacPhail, David Montgomery and Jerry Reinsdorf; and media members Steve Hirdt, Bruce Jenkins, Jack O'Connell and Jim Reeves.
John, born May 22, 1943, in Terre Haute, Ind., was signed by the Cleveland Indians as an amateur free agent in 1961 and made his big league debut two years later. After going 2-9 as a part-time starter for the Tribe in 1964, John was traded to the White Sox as part of a three-team deal that brought beloved outfielder Rocky Colavito back to Cleveland.
The White Sox, however, quickly realized dividends from the deal when John went 14-7 in 1965. He led the American League in shutouts in both 1966 and 1967, then made his first All-Star team in 1968. But John endured three straight losing campaigns before being sent to the Dodgers for Dick Allen prior to the 1972 season.
In Los Angeles, John went 11-5 in 1972 and 16-7 in 1973. The following year, the lefty was 13-3 with a 2.59 earned-run average in his first 22 starts. But in the 23rd start – on July 17 against the Expos at Dodger Stadium – John's life changed forever.
"I threw it, boom!" John said. "I felt this pain, and the ball blooped to the plate. But I felt OK, so I took another throw – boom! Same pain."
John took himself out of the contest and immediately found Frank Jobe, the Dodgers' team doctor who was at the game. Jobe suspected John had torn the ulna collateral ligament in his left elbow – a diagnosis that, if true, meant the end of John's playing career.
"Jobe said I'd be fine, I could throw batting practice for my kids," John said. "But that I wouldn't be able to pitch in the major leagues. But I wanted to play baseball again."
Jobe recommended a radical procedure – virtually untested – where a tendon from John's right forearm was put in place of the damaged UCL in John's left elbow.
"It was the only thing we could come up with that left open even a remote possibility of Tommy's return to baseball," Jobe said. "On a scale of one to 10, Tommy's chances of ever pitching again were less than one."
After missing all of the 1975 season while rehabbing, John beat the odds and returned to the Dodgers in 1976 – going 10-10 with a 3.09 ERA and winning the Fred Hutchinson Award for overcoming adversity.
In 1977, John finished second in the National League Cy Young Award voting after going 20-7 with a 2.78 ERA while leading the Dodgers to the NL pennant. After another 17 wins and his second All-Star Game selection in 1978, John went to the Yankees via free agency.
Over the next two seasons, John won 43 games and was named to two more All-Star teams.
He pitched nine more seasons for the Yankees, Angels and A's, finishing his career after the 1989 season with a record of 288-231 and a 3.34 ERA. His 700 career starts rank eighth on the all-time list, and his 4,710.1 innings rank 20th.
No modern pitcher eligible for Hall of Fame election has more victories. Of those 288 wins, more than half – 164 – came after the procedure now called "Tommy John Surgery."
"The thing I'm most proud of," said John, "is in the 13 years after (the surgery), I never missed a start."
Craig Muder is the director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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Predictable, pedestrian and pedantic. That is Gothika, helmed by Frenchman Mathieu Kassovitz and starring Oscar winner Halle Berry.
Lacking in anything new to offer this movie should rank as the perfect textbook on how movies of such genre, the horror-mystery kind, should not be made.
It fails in neither cranking up real horror nor building up and maintaining the suspense. The red herrings are so brilliantly lit that they can be spotted from miles away. And the only thing that chills your bones is the extra efficient air-conditioner at the multiplex.
So without further ado lets get to the story. Psychiatrist Dr. Miranda Gray (Berry) runs into a nubile young girl in distress on a rain swept road only to find her burst into flames.
Soon she finds herself as an inmate of the very same institution where she works charged with the brutal hacking of hubby dearest. And of course she has no recollection of the same.
The rest of the movie then deals with Dr. Gray coming to terms with her demonic possession by the dead girl and resolving the murder of her husband. And if you have already guessed the who, what, how and why of the mystery, big deal.
I mean I still havent put you off track by talking about the red herrings, one in the form of Dr. Pete Graham (the usually excellent Robert Downey Jr. wasted). Nor have I told you about the character of Chloe Sava (Penelope Cruz) who gets raped and claims the devil himself did it.
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In all, I'd have to say it was an 'okay' movie. Halle Berry shows us she can still cry beautifully on cue, Robert Downey Jr. does some of his best work yet (hence the third star), but script wise...I kept feeling that I'd seen all this before. Think 'The Sixth Sense'. It does put forth a nice roller-coaster effort to keep you on the edge-of-your-seat in a couple scenes, but is mostly ho-hum.
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November 21st, 20035:26 pm
a techno Haitian voodo concoction then this is the movie (?) for you. The director probably has some control (...) over the camara, the action and yes, the noise!, so that you will get a bit jumpy and tense making your time and money worthwhile...
Once you accept the fact that it's to late and you're already seating in the movie and you have an hour to kill then the movie becomes (don't leave your imagination home!) amusing as it moves around the mind of an insane addict in denial, something Mr.Downy has plenty of experience with. If you have a heart for him (as I do) then about a buck of your investment will go to him and in the hope it will help his recovery, he looks better than ever in this movie. At least that is something positive about the whole thing.As for Penelope?, well, she better go back to Spain and stays close to Almodovar.
If you have absolutely nothing better to do as I did, go see this movie!
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The crust was excellent--crunchy and flavorful. I used "unlightened" ingredients, 3 eggs and made sure to add plenty of lemon zest and juice for flavour. Additionally, I added 1/4 tsp of coconut extract to the filling.
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This recipe was amazing! I made it for an easter dessert and everyone loved it. I followed the directions but I used regular flour and a dash of imitation coconut. My filling came out spectacular with alot of flavor- it was even tastier than the crust which was surprising because usually with light desserts the best thing is the crust. Please try this recipe! I will make it again in a flash!
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I once checked the publisher site that it is now under closed beta phase if I recalled.
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I strongly suggest you delete my yahoo from your friend list ... I already told my friends about this
Update your internet security. It is important to prevent something like that happened.
Or ask the Prophet from Crysis 2 to help you to get rid that thief XD
happy new year!!!