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The Farmington Chamber of Commerce was incorporated January 9, 1953 and consists of a volunteer association of business people who coordinate efforts of commerce, industry and professions to maintain a healthy business in our community. The chamber helps to promote a better understanding of private enterprise. We are financed by membership investments and are open to any business deciding to invest in the betterment of the community.
- Promotes commercial and industrial activities
- Works to improve the economic and civic vitality of our community
- Sponsors programs that promote community development
- Provides creative business leadership to help solve community problems
- Promotes measured and planned business development
- Encourages beautification of Farmington and San Juan County
- Business After Hours: an after work social event, hosted by a chamber member, that promotes networking among members
- Recommends member businesses over non-member businesses
- Helps to sell your products and services
- Publishes a membership directory that is given to members and in response to inquiries
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Corey Freeman
2014 Chairman of the Board
While Sunny may be the face, figure, icon of Sun Glass, my family and I have enjoyed doing our part to make the family business successful. I was born and raised in Farmington and graduated from Farmington High School (go Scorps!). Like most graduates, I thought there was a better world outside of Farmington, so I moved to Texas to attend college. I met my beautiful wife, Megan, there and after I graduated from college, I got a job and we made our home there.After 15 years, we decided there really isn't any better place than home, and we came back to Farmington to help with the family business and to raise our own family.
We know how important family and community are and we're glad to be home, where we can make a difference.When I was invited into becoming part of the chamber's Executive Committee, I knew I was in for a ride, but didn't realize it would be such a fun and challenging ride! Being part of the committee and helping lead the chamber forward has been a lot of hard work, a lot of time and effort, but also a lot of fun. It's also been a learning experience. Because of the chamber, I've become aware of the challenges and opportunities every business faces, and I'm grateful to be part of the process that helps those businesses be successful. I've enjoyed giving my time and my talents to help our members begin and grow their business. The chamber is a leader in our community and I'm honored to be part of it.
As we move forward into a new year, the chamber has a strategic plan that will be implemented. We had great minds giving input into the plan and we'll all be working together to make the plan become a reality. We'll be including all of our committee chairs in our monthly Board of Directors meetings, so they can share what's happening in those committees and how we, as a board, can help. We'll be inviting more people to become involved and we'll be active in making our chamber and our community grow.
We'll also be working closely with the Convention and Visitor's Bureau, the City of Farmington and Four Corners Economic Development to share our resources to attract new businesses to Farmington. We are fortunate in our community that organizations work well together and that the priority for us all is a community that provides jobs and a great quality of life.
But it won't be all work – we're going to play a little too. We'll get together at our monthly Business After Hours to network, learn about the host business and to share what's new in our own business. We'll help with the Four Corners Oil and Gas Conference, we'll partner with the city and the CVB for the History Makers event during Freedom Days, we'll eat, drink and be merry at Chile in October, and we'll brave the cold and kick off the holidays with the Christmas parade. In addition, we'll cut a lot of ribbons, make a lot of new friends, and have another successful year.year.
Click here to see The Farmington Chamber of Commerce's 2013 Annual Report
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In the Atlantic Monthly's "State of the Union" issue, Ted Halstead says that for the American economy it is the best of times and the worst of times.
We boast more patent applications than the entire European Union; almost three times as many Nobel laureates as Britain, our closest competitor; and more business start-ups per capita than almost every other advanced democracy. One in twelve Americans will start his or her own business, evincing another outstanding American trait—our great tolerance for risk...
Despite being the richest nation on the planet, we suffer from higher rates of poverty, infant mortality, homicide, and HIV infection, and from greater economic inequality, than other advanced democracies. We have far more uninsured citizens, and a lower life expectancy. On a per capita basis the United States emits considerably more greenhouse gases and produces more solid waste. We spend more per student on K-12 education than almost all other modern democracies, yet our students perform near the bottom on international tests. We have the highest rates of teen pregnancy and among the highest proportions of single parents, and American parents have the least amount of free time to spend with their children
Halstead argues that we need to focus on the common good, without abandoning the flexibility of the market system. The other articles on this topic present a number of proposals. My guess is that economists will find them a mixed bag.
--Michael Lind is worried that the coasts are too crowded and the midwest too empty. He wants a federal subsidy program to encourage a shift of population. He makes no mention of the supply and demand for labor.
--Ray Boshara advocates giving every newborn child a $6000 endowment. He writes, "If invested in a relatively safe portfolio that yielded a seven percent annual return..." Considering that the returns on inflation-indexed Treasuries are less than 3.5 percent, only an unscrupulous broker would promise a safe seven percent annual return on a portfolio.
-- New America Foundation Fellow David Friedman (not this David Friedman) says that we need industrial policy, because we have "lost" 11 percent of our manufacturing jobs. In case you are worried about the implications of enlarging the manufacturing sector for pollution and energy usage, Ricardo Bayon says that we need to subsidize hydrogen fuel cells in order to "wean" our economy off of oil.

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440 x 4
Was expecting more like 6 or 7. But, my lower back was feeling a bit tender yet from Friday. After this hit 470 x 1. Pretty easy. No knee wraps and walked out. Hopefully can re-adjust to the mono warming up next Saturday and hit a pr.
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440 x 4
Was expecting more like 6 or 7. But, my lower back was feeling a bit tender yet from Friday. After this hit 470 x 1. Pretty easy. No knee wraps and walked out. Hopefully can re-adjust to the mono warming up next Saturday and hit a pr.
Nice skwats buddy. The PR will go up next Saturday!
It shouldn't be that bad. I'm sure once you use a mono in the warmup room you'll be fine.
Great day with the squats guy!
Finished up with bench last night. 255 x 6. Again, was expecting 7 or 8. That deadlift last week really seemed to take a lot out of me. Feel pretty drained right now, so par for the course a week before a meet.
Feel really worn down and beat up. Exactly where I want to be. The last two training sessions before a meet I like to do all 3 lifts. Nothing difficult, but I can't just go a whole week resting.
Bar x 8
135 x 5
235 x 3
285 x 2
Wanted to do a few more sets with knee wraps just so they don't throw me off Saturday. Got a good wrap technique down I can do myself which fits pretty snug.
335 x 1 with belt too
375 x 1. Belt and wraps. 75% of opener
Bar x 8
105 x 5
135 x 3
175 x 2
With commands
205 x 1
235 x 1. Wrist wraps. 85% of planned opener
135 x 3
225 x 2
315 x 1
415 x 1. Belt and mixed grip. 75% of planned opener
Nice little session to get my beak wet.
Nice little session to feel some weight before a meet. Kick some ass this weekend!!!
This wraps it up until Saturday.
Bar x 5
95 x 5
135 x 3
185 x 2
225 x 1
250 x 1
Bar x 5
70 x 5
90 x 3
115 x 2
135 x 1
145 x 1
135 x 3
185 x 2
225 x 1
275 x 1
Kick some ass at the meet this weekend! Looking forward to seeing your results. :thumbup:
Totally appreciate your approach and mindset, already the champ dude!
Chris and Terry thanks for the well wishes. Went ok today. Not the best, but tied my DL pr at 20 lbs lighter.
Weighed in this morning at 219.8.
Warm ups
Bar x 5
145 x 5
235 x 3
305 x 1
375 x 1
435 x 1
All attempts belt and wraps
1st- 500. Good
2nd- 535. Good
3rd- 570. Miss. Lost tightness in the hole. Think this is something I can work towards in the near future
I hit my opener at 275, which seemed tougher than it should have. Missed 290 on a second, but it actually felt better than 275 off the chest. Passed on a third.
1st- 550
Passed on my third. 1430. Off from my last meet by 25 lbs, but again a good 10 lbs lighter than last year. Lots of good lifting today. Tone who posts here hit almost 2000 raw. Brian c, again great to meet you dude.
Good job buddy!!!
Nice lifts! Are some of those PR's for you @ 220?
The DL is a 220 pr Chris. Brian, thanks as always.
Here is a video of the 620 deadlift my gf got on her phone. Not the best quality, but you get the idea.
Strong pull!!!!
Thanks Brian. I was happy with it. Changed my form up slightly just in the last phase of training. Feet a little wider and hands at half thumb from the smooth rather than right next to it. Pull is much more fluid now.
Light week post meet here. Gonna incorporate a few ideas for the next month, than have a week vacation. From there, we'll see.
Upper accessory
DB bench
70's x 12, 12, 10
DB row
70 x 12, 12, 10
Lat Pulldown
3 sets of 12. Don't know what the stacks are. It is a double pulley. Nothing taxing.
Rear DB lateral raises
15's x 12 x 2
Lying Tri Extensions
15's x 15 x 2
Bw x 12 x 2
BB curl
70 x 15 x 2
Hammer Curl
35 x 15
Hanging leg raise
3x 6
Upper stretch including 2 sets of shoulder dislocates
10 minutes eliptical
Got all this done and helped my gf out squatting and benching in under 90 minutes. She started lifting in may. Hit 120 for 5 in the squat and 75 for 5 on the bench.
How tall are you? Nice blood flow session, looks like you got a nice pump from all that! Does your girlfriend plan on competing at all?
Pull Looked great, and you look tall for a 220. I love resetting everything after a meet.
6 ft 1 inch guys, so taller than most in the class for sure. Brian not sure if she will compete, but she enjoys it so far. She does 5ks and half marathons, but it seems she likes lifting as much as running now.
Lower reload tonight
Bar x 5
135 x 5
175 x 3
195 x 5
245 x 5
295 x 5
185 x 5
225 x 5
275 x 5
325 x 5
Nice session to get yourself back into the grind!
It was really cool to finally meet you. You had a decent day for sure. Pull was strong as hell. Hopefully we'll meet up again in the near future.
Exactly the session to transition to next week Brian.
Brian C right back at you. Great to see so many in your group do well. I thought the overall amount of strength in the morning group was fantastic.


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Jesus Christ commanded us to love and to forgive others, but how do we truly forgive those who have hurt us...especially, if they have become our enemies? What does the word "forgive" mean and how does it relate to love?
Firstly, God so loved the world that He gave his only begotten Son; this is what love is all about. We know that Jesus Christ died for us and He does offer salvation to all. In knowing this truth, we must accept that it is possible for anyone to repent, although we may never see it. Therefore, we simply must accept that it is "for" God and "given" to God. We must then be accepting that some things are beyond us to understand or know. We give judgment up to God. If you break down the word further, it is "for" God to know and "given" to God to be the righteous judge.
However, we must also be aware that God Almighty has made it clear in his word there are two types of punishments for sin - either total destruction (death and eternal damnation to the most horrible of all places, which is hell) - OR repentance (and the punishment goes to Jesus Christ). Repentance must involve a salvation exchange with Jesus Christ, for sin is only forgiven by His Blood on the cross. This standard (these choices) have been established by Almighty God, so obviously, it's what the Lord expects his servant to take into account when "forgiving" someone.
To be relieved of the sin of hate and condemnation, we are therefore called to pray (like David) to destroy our enemies, meaning, ask God to destroy evil and wicked deeds (and we know who the true enemy is):
We must then for-give the person, asking that they somehow, some way, be led into salvation through Jesus Christ, Our Lord. In other words, to "for-give" means to give them to Jesus Christ, who is the only one worthy to sit upon the final judgment seat. And that's loving in the way that he commanded, instead of hating them for what they have done.
Either way, salvation or damnation, it's up to God and each individual (through their own choices), to determine what the punishment will be. It's not up to us to determine for anyone else. So the situation and the individual involved is "for" "given" to God for his perfect and righteous judgment. We must also ask Jesus to cover our own sins at all times, for it is only through Him that any of us are saved.
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Olivier Beaumont, Vincent Boudet, Antoine Petitet, Fabrice Rastello, Yves Robert, "A Proposal for a Heterogeneous Cluster ScaLAPACK (Dense Linear Solvers)," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 50, no. 10, pp. 1052-1070, October, 2001.
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Abstract—In this paper, we study the implementation of dense linear algebra kernels, such as matrix multiplication or linear system solvers, on heterogeneous networks of workstations. The uniform block-cyclic data distribution scheme commonly used for homogeneous collections of processors limits the performance of these linear algebra kernels on heterogeneous grids to the speed of the slowest processor. We present and study more sophisticated data allocation strategies that balance the load on heterogeneous platforms with respect to the performance of the processors. When targeting unidimensional grids, the load-balancing problem can be solved rather easily. When targeting two-dimensional grids, which are the key to scalability and efficiency for numerical kernels, the problem turns out to be surprisingly difficult. We formally state the 2D load-balancing problem and prove its NP-completeness. Next, we introduce a data allocation heuristic, which turns out to be very satisfactory: Its practical usefulness is demonstrated by MPI experiments conducted with a heterogeneous network of workstations.
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1 hour with numbing cream and no pain medicine. First pass was about a 2-3 on a pain scale 1-10, by the 4th pass I was at a 5. All four passes took no more than ten minutes. Moisturizer and sunblock applied, left with a big floppy hat and a sunburn feeling.
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Swollen especially around eyes, still red but not as bad. Very sandpapery feeling.
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Hands-on Activity: Cosmic Rhythm
Educational Standards :
Learning Objectives (Return to Contents)
After this activity, students should be able to:
Materials List (Return to Contents)
Introduction/Motivation (Return to Contents)
The definition of rhythm, according to The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition:
Source: Dictionary.com, http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=rhythm.
Obviously, rhythm is a rich concept with application in many areas. Notice how often the word "pattern" appears in the definitions. Other important terms are "regular," "repetition," "recurring" and "alternation." Rhythm is essentially a repeating pattern.
This repetition of pattern powerfully assists memory and learning. Think of the simple but compelling patterns of rhyme and rhythm of the Dr. Seuss books, including the classic Green Eggs and Ham, the best-selling Seuss book of all time. Notice how the lines have the back-and forth rhythm of a pendulum.
Do you like green eggs and ham?
I do not like them, Sam-I-am.
I do not like green eggs and ham.
You can feel your body sway back and forth as you are carried along by the rhythm. Not all poetry is this regular, of course, and there are many rhyming patterns. The rhythm of poetry is measured by its meter and counted by means of a unit called a foot, which is composed of a pattern of stressed ( / ) and unstressed ( ^ ) syllables. There are several types of metrical feet, which have names derived from Greek: iambic ( ^ / ), trochaic ( / ^ ) , anapestic ( ^ ^ / ) and dactylic ( / ^ ^ ). For this activity, it is not essential for you to know all the different metrical types (there are several more). For now, just notice the pendulum-like effect of the trochaic line:
Do you like green eggs and ham?
...and the iambic lines:
I do not like them, Sam-I-am.
I do not like green eggs and ham.
Iambic meter is the most common in English verse. It is said to be most like the natural rhythm of English speech. For additional introductory information on the meter of poetry see the References section.
Vocabulary/Definitions (Return to Contents)
Procedure (Return to Contents)
The theme for this activity — rhythm — takes its cue from the mechanical oscillation of a pendulum, as explained in Mechanics unit, Lesson 9.
In the immortal words of Duke Ellington, "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing." "It" includes everything from the beating of our hearts, to the ebb and flow of tides, to the rotation of pulsars. This literacy activity is a celebration of rhythm in its many cultural forms — music, poetry, art and dance. The activities included are only a starting point for students to begin a lifelong exploration of the wonders of rhythm.
Using the definition of rhythm (see the Introduction/Motivation section) as a start, think of as many things as you can that are rhythmical. Over a 24-hour period, make a list in your journal of rhythmical things you observe around your classroom and school, at home or on a walk through your neighborhood. See who can come to class the next day with the longest, most unique list. See who thinks of the most remarkable, unusual or often unnoticed rhythmical phenomena.
Generally, we think of rhythm in terms of sounds we hear with our ears, such as music or the drip of a leaky faucet. But, sounds are felt with the whole body as movement or vibration. Rhythm can also be experienced visually as in the harmonious lines of a painting or sculpture, or a beautifully engineered object such as a suspension bridge or sailing ship. In this respect, rhythm is often associated with concepts of balance and proportion in design. Use all your senses to add to your list of rhythmical things.
Perhaps, in composing your list, you thought of the rhythm of day and night, or waking and sleeping. Did you include the rhythm of the tides on your list? Did you know that rivers also move in rhythmic patterns? Over time, rivers form oscillating curves called meanders.
This rhythmic power provides an obstacle to engineers who seek to channel or dam rivers for flood control. The rhythm of the river works constantly to create new channels. Notice how the meanders of the river resemble the graphical curve of the pendulum swing shown in the introductory graphic. How many other natural rhythms can you think of?
Are you a poet and don't know it? Do you ever notice that sometimes your speech patterns develop a rhythm? Not all poetry has to rhyme, but all poetry benefits if it conveys a sense of rhythm in some fashion, either through patterns of words or rhythmic movements within the lines of the poem.
Notice how the repetitions of words (such as "mark'd," "filament," "surrounded" and "till") and word-forms ending in -ing (such as "unreeling," and "musing, venturing, throwing") and initial sounds ("vacant, vast" and "seeking the spheres") contribute to the rhythmic effect of this poem by Walt Whitman:
A NOISELESS, patient spider,
I mark'd, where, on a little promontory, it stood, isolated;
Mark'd how, to explore the vacant, vast surrounding,
It launch'd forth filament, filament, filament, out of itself;
Ever unreeling them — ever tirelessly speeding them.
And you, O my Soul, where you stand,
Surrounded, surrounded, in measureless oceans of space,
Ceaselessly musing, venturing, throwing, — seeking the spheres, to connect them;
Till the bridge you will need, be form'd — till the ductile anchor hold;
Till the gossamer thread you fling, catch somewhere, O my Soul.
Now, try writing a poem yourself. You might want to experiment with the fun rhymes and meters of Dr. Seuss or the stirring free verse rhythms of Walt Whitman. You could first try closely imitating the poet's meter, using your own subject. What metrical foot is used throughout the following Emily Dickinson verse and the imitator? (Answer: Iambic [ ^ / ])
Emily Dickinson original:
Because I could not stop for Death —
He kindly stopped for me —
The Carriage held but just ourselves —
And Immortality.
Sample imitation:
Because the car ran out of gas
I had to walk a mile
I met a troll along the way
We walked and talked a while.
Source: A Brief Guide to Poetic Imitation, Honors Program, University of Nevada at Reno, 2004, formerly located at www.honors.unr.edu/~fenimore/en297/imitate.html.
Assessment (Return to Contents)
Pre-Activity Assessment
Journaling: Journal entries of rhythmical things indicate how observant students are and how well they understand the concept of rhythm prior to the class discussion, and poetry analysis and writing exercise.
Activity Embedded Assessment
Kinesthetic Movement: While the rhythm of the river is being discussed, students may act out the principle of oscillation physically in the form of a dance or pantomime.
Post-Activity Assessment
Writing Exercise: By writing an imitation of a famous poem or an original poem that uses meter and rhyme, or other rhythmic principle, students demonstrate how well they understand the principle of rhythm and apply it in their own work.
Activity Extensions (Return to Contents)
Activities on the topic of rhythm are potentially endless; below are just a few suggestions. Students can make observations in their journals about the activity, or write a brief report, essay or poem about their understanding.
Activity Scaling (Return to Contents)
References (Return to Contents)
Jazz. The Web's Ultimate Guide to Jazz. Accessed May 15, 2004. All About Jazz. http://www.allaboutjazz.com/
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language. Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2000. Source of "rhythm" definition. Available online at: http://www.dictionary.com
DeSerio, Robert. "Chaotic Pendulum: The Complete Attractor." American Journal of Physics. Vol. 71, pp. 250-257, 2003. (Source of animated gif of chaos movement. Used with permission. See http://www.phys.ufl.edu/courses/phy4803L. Accessed August 12, 2004.)
Dictionary.com. Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. Accessed May 15, 2004. (Source of vocabulary definitions, with some adaptation) http://www.dictionary.com
Klawitter, George. Scansion. Updated July 23, 2000. Poetics, St. Edward's University, Austin, TX. Accessed May 15, 2004. (A basic introduction to scansion) http://myweb.stedwards.edu/georgek/poetics/scansion.html
Percussion for Kids. Stomp. Accessed May 15, 2004. http://www.stomponline.com
Rhythm, Meter and Scansion Made Easy. Mr. Black's 5th and 6th Grade English Page, Riverdale, Oregon. Accessed May 15, 2004. http://server.riverdale.k12.or.us/~bblack/meter.html
Stomp, The International Percussion Sensation. Accessed May 15, 2004. http://www.stomponline.com
Toon, John. Out of Time. Updated September 10, 2000. Georgia Tech Research Horizons. Accessed May 15, 2004. (Researchers recreate 1665 clock experiment to gain insights into modern synchronized oscillators.) http://gtresearchnews.gatech.edu/reshor/rh-f00/time.html
ContributorsJane Evenson, Malinda Schaefer Zarske, Denise W. Carlson
Copyright© 2004 by Regents of the University of Colorado.
Supporting Program (Return to Contents)Integrated Teaching and Learning Program, College of Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder
Acknowledgements (Return to Contents)
The contents of this digital library curriculum were developed under a grant from the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE), U.S. Department of Education, and National Science Foundation GK-12 grant no 0338326. However, these contents do not necessarily represent the policies of the Department of Education or National Science Foundation, and you should not assume endorsement by the federal government.


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Hasee Toh Phasee Total Earning Prediction| Box Office Collection: Hasee Toh Phasee is an upcoming Bollywood romantic comedy Hindi film. The film is directed by the Vinil Mathew and produced by the famous producers Karan Johar and Anurag Kashyap. Here in this movie Sidharth Malhotra and Parineeti Chopra are in the leading roles. This is the second Bollywood film of Sidharth Malhotra and the fourth of Parineeti Chopra. Karan Johar had recently made Student of the Year, which is the first film of ht Sidharth Malhotra, and this film was a super hit. Therefore all the media is doing Prediction of Box Office Collection of Hasee Toh Phasee movie. The film is going to release on the 7th February 2014. The film makers has tried their best to make it release earlier as per as possible.
The cast of the every movie is very important. And here mostly the youngsters are taking the stage. But all these are so much talented that the Total Earning of Hasee toh Phasee will be very high than the earlier movie of Karan Johar that was Student of the Year. The cast of the film is given below.
- Sidharth Malhotra as Nikhil Bhardwaj
- Parineeti Chopra as Meeta
- Karan Johar in special appearance
- Adah Sharma
Soundtrack of Hasee Toh Phasee
The soundtrack of the film is given by the Vishal-Shekhar and the lyrics are written by the Kumaar & Amitabh Bhattacharya. At this time a single song of the film that is "Drama Queen" is launched.
Hasee Toh Phasee Box Office Collection Prediction
The budget of the movie is nearly 25 crore and the film makers has spend so much money on these young and talented stars shows that this film will be a super hit film. Because the previous film of Sidharth Malhotra in which all the new actors was there and the movie was produced by the Karan Johar. The movie Student of the Year became a hit film and he knows fully that which movie will rise and which will be a flop one. Here we have checked all the previous movies Box Office Earning Collection records and published the Prediction of Total Earning.
Box Office Collection Prediction of Hasee Toh Phasee
First Day Earning Collection – 9 Crore
Second Day Total Earning – 9.5 Crore
Third Day Total Earning – 11 Crore
First Week Total Income – 63 Crore
Second Week Net Income – 35 Crore
This is the Hasee Toh Phasee Box Office Prediction and we all want your contribution. So please feel free to comment below and predict the Total Earning.
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Lemon Tree in Dobbs Ferry
Has anyone tried it yet? Has a great look from the sidewalk.
I went for lunch. The decor is a bit nicer than your typical pan-Asian, and the glowing blue bar creates a nice look from the sidewalk. The service was attentive. The vegetarian Hot and Sour soup was solid. The main course -- I got a Thai red curry dish -- was fair to good. The sauce was much less liquidy than I'm used to; maybe that was an intentional choice by the chef? The lunch menu prices are reasonable, so it might be a new mainstay in Dobbs Ferry for those that work in the area.
re: HamTech87
Could it be related to the Lemon Tree in Bronxville? I noticed that just opened too because they slid a menu under my door.
re: mswestchester
Do they have take decent soups or something like that? Our office can be so FRIGGIN COLD sometimes, that all I want is to go somewhere, sit for an hour and order soup. Otherwise I bring my own TJs lunch or something.
Went there last evening. The service was attentive, and the food was excellent! The BEST pineapple fried rice! Delicious dim sum. Will definitely go back when they get their liquor license (supposedly next month). In the meantime, I'll have to settle for home delivery (not a bad thing!)...
Although there are other asian and Pac Rim food options in the area, LemonTree leaves the others in the dust. The names sound the same, but the chef is clearly superior. Soup choices, including the House Seafood and Thai Curry Seafood soup are delicious....and the servings are large. The special whole whitefish in chili sauce was so tasty that we ate it, although we were full from the soup. We returned for lunch and were not disappointed...Thai Curry Udon soup was huge and delicious...so was the Yaki Udon Noodle dish. The decor is simple and elegant, staff is eager to please. Unfortunately, Dobbs is dragging out their long anticipated liquor license....but I would recommend that people go for the food in the meantime so we don't lose this place.
I had lunch there over the weekend. I thought the veggie hot and sour soup was quite good and the veggie gyoza were OK. I tasted my friend's shumai and california roll (both eh) but will definitely go back and check out some of the other options. Service was pleasant and efficient, and prices seemed fair.
I'm getting worried about the success of this restaurant. I walked by one night recently. Orissa, Sushi Mike's, and Tomatillo were all packed. Lemon Tree was not even half-full. Maybe it is the economy? A friend agreed with the poster above, and is sad to see that LT is getting a wine license, since she liked the savings of BYOB.
re: HamTech87
I've eaten there about four times -- twice for lunch and twice for dinner and once actually for take-out.. each time the food was fabulous.. the service is exceptional -- they really want to please. At this point they are serving wine/beer/sake.. not sure if they will get hard liquor. I brought a group of 11 to this place on a saturday night and they accomodated us well -- it was a complicated group, with multiple drinks and orders.. bill came out to around $380 (not including tip) for eleven people -- what a deal!
We had sushi/rolls, the fabulous pad thai, triple delight (filled to bursting w/shrimp, chicken & veggies), the red massaman curry was exceptional (the aroma from that dish just wowed everyone at the table). I"ve gotta go back and continue my exploration of their menu.
Unfortunately this place is pretty empty during the week -- so if you're yearning for some good asian food on a tues or wednesday -- go there immediately! :)
I"ll be back for sure.. with a big group once again..
My husband at Gotham Design in Dobbs Ferry did the designing of the build out for this new restaurant. They have designed the look of many of the downtown restaurants in Dobbs Ferry. All that has come back to him is that the food is super and very different from the norm. Everyone he has talked to in regard to this new space has had favorable reviews for the space itself and the food. We can't wait to try it!
We finally got to try this Asian "find". It was very good. The service is great. We got to sit outside and the bi-fold windows were open which made us feel still a part of the bustling restaurant. The downtown is a fun place to be and this restaurant adds to the great choices. The Jazz concerts on the water start next Wed. Lemon Tree is a great "to go" spot to bring a picnic down to the waterside.
re: menton1
Haven't been in a while. When faced with a choice for lunch, I go with Orissa or Sushi Mike's. But I do see people in Lemon Tree.
Dobbs is continuing the restaurant renaissance that began with Sushi Mike's. Tomatillo, The Cookery, Sushi Niji, Orissa, Lemon Tree, and now Harper's. Quite the restaurant row.
Sushi Mike's
146 Main St, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
13 Cedar St, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Sushi Niji
71 Main St, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Orissa Restaurant
14 Cedar St, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
re: HamTech87
Happy that my husband's work (Gotham Design in Dobbs Ferry) designing many of the downtown restaurants you mentioned is a big part of the vital community in Dobbs Ferry. It is amazing the buzz surrounding many of the DF restaurants in prominent food publications. Many of the great reviews have the town on the map. The spaces they house are a hit too!
Let's start with it's classification: there is no "Asian Fusion" or "pan asian" going on here. This is yet another Chinese/Japanese joint with a couple of Thai dishes on the menu. Nothing is being fused. Just an owner that can't make up his mind.
Dobbs Ferry (and Westchester in general) is so brutally plagued with substandard Asian food that I should hardly have been surprised at how absolutely awful my meal from Lemon Tree was. We ordered two apps and two entres.
The first app was scallion pancakes. They were crisp and flakey in a way that I've never experienced in Asian cuisine before. Almost like filo dough.
Next came pork gyoza. You can buy these same pot stickers frozen in the Asian market in town. They are mass produced crap that have been poorly reheated.
My entre was Thai Chow Fun with Thai Basil and beef. The noodles we so overcooked that they were pure mush. They bore more resemblance to mashed potatoes than they did noodles. I had asked for my dish to be prepared extra spicy and yet there was absolutely no heat. As a matter of fact, the "sauce" that my dish was drowning in, tasted only of cabbage and salt. There were green things in there that may have passed for basil leaves, but they added no flavor to the dish. The beef was unseared and slimy as though it had been steamed. All in all, not eatable and barely food. A pasty mess.
My wife ordered Pad Thai with shrimp. It looked like pad thai but it tasted and smelled of one thing and one thing only: fishiness. These shrimp were BAD. They were obviously frozen shrimp to begin with, but these were passed their prime.
I'm no stranger to "gringo" Asian food but this place is just insulting. The propriators appear to be Asian but I wonder if they have ever even eaten Asian food. If they have, there ismno evidence of it in their cooking.
re: mrdibs
Wild Ginger in Bronxville. Real fusion food. Worlds above Lemon Tree.
re: menton1
We like Wild Ginger also.
re: menton1
Oishii in Mt. Kisco is super and great service too.


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The Current Board of Directors and Executive Officers elected are:
President - Kurt Platzbecker, Regional Manager, Tetra-Pak, Inc.
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Sectretary - Dolores Cote, Strategic Account Manager, Morgan Corporation
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everyone raves about Kaspar's holiday spreads. Cascadia is doing a dinner as well, i think.
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When Vredestein invited EC to test its new Ultrac Vorti UHP tire on Budapest's famed Hungaroring F1 track, my email reply couldn't have gone out faster. And despite lost luggage on the trip to Hungary, nothing mattered after we set off for a day of testing.
In the US, typical tire test events usually involve half the day in school learning about the tire and its features, catered Starbucks, and the remainder in a parking lot autocross experiencing the tire. However, Dutch firm Vredestein marches to a different tune. Its event featured breathalyzer screenings for alcohol, which was understandable given Europe's penchant for lunchtime drinking and the cars at our disposal: Aston Martin, Audi S4, Jaguar XKR-S, Merc CLS63 AMG, etc. This was followed by copious amounts of coffee, with inevitable side effects.
The product presentation was mercifully short because they wanted to let the tires do the talking. I do recall the use of "Vorti" in the name was derived from the word vortex to embody the extreme forces the tires can contain.
For the new design, Vredestein's engineers sought to increase the amount of rubber in contact with the road during acceleration and cornering. And while most tires utilize a three-radii construction to address this concern, Vredestein went one better, incorporating a four-radii contour to create a multi-angled arch that gradually steps down from the center of the tire tread to the sidewall. Each contour turns the tread towards the road surface, increasing contact and evenly distributing pressure under acceleration. It also helps prevent the sidewall deforming under extreme cornering load.
On the track, we can't say for sure if it was the extra radii in the Ultrac Vorti's asymmetric tread pattern that made me push the Vantage faster and faster, lap after lap, or whether it was the copious amounts of espresso caffeine coursing through my veins. However, the result of the collaboration between the Vredestein engineers and Giugiaro designers has again been extremely successful, and I wouldn't think twice about fitting a set of Ultrac Vorti to my own car.


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The Buffalo Bills did not make many roster moves on Tuesday, despite a grand dumping ceremony across the league with teams desperately trying to reduce their roster by the 4.p.m ET deadline. However, that's not because the Bills aren't in compliance of the league limit of 75-players roster limit around this time of the offseason. The Bills weren't in a rush to trim the fat off their roster Tuesday since they already took care of that business the day before.
The Bills released five players, with rookie wide receivers Da'Rick Rogers headlining the group. The 22-year-old failed to make an impact in Buffalo, in an attempt to make a fresh start coming off a troubled college career. As a sophomore at the University of Tennessee, Rogers led the Volunteers with 67 catches for 1,040 yards and nine touchdowns in 2011. However, he transferred to Tennessee Tech last summer, after the Volunteers suspended hi indefinitely for violating team rules. Rogers acknowledged that the suspension was the result of him failing multiple drug tests at Tennessee.
While few deny Rogers' talent, he went undrafted in April since teams were cautious of his troubling past. However, when the Bills picked up Rogers just hours after the draft, many though the team had found a diamond in the rough. Rogers flashed his ability from time to time in training camp but Bills coach Doug Marrone noted last week that the player lacked consistency.
"With Da'Rick you see a lot of potential out there where he can go ahead and make plays and physically beat people," Marrone said. "Then other times he's getting down a little bit or maybe feeling a little sorry for himself. Whatever it may be then you don't see that consistency in him (right now)."
Wide receiver DeMarci Sampson, cornerback Jumal Rolle, center Ryan Turnely and safety Dominique Ellis were the other our players released as part of Bills' first-round of roster cuts early Monday. However, those moves only brought the roster closer to 76 players. So, in order to get down to the 75-player roster limit, the Bills needed to make another move.
That move happened earlier Tuesday when the Bills placed offensive tackle Chris Hariston on the reserve/ non-football injury list. Hariston was as expected to compete for the starting job on the right side of the Bills' offensive line, but will now remain out for the rest of the season. He is ineligible to return since he suffered the illness after the start of the Bills' training camp, according to reports.
Hariston missed all of training camp while on the team's active/physically unable to perform list, but was spotted working on the sidelines with a Bills' trainer recently.
In Hariston's absence, Erik Pears emerges as the likely start of the right side of the Bills' offensive line, with Thomas Welch serving as the team's "swing tackle" – the primary backup behind Pears as well as starting left tackle Cordy Glen.
Meanwhile, Jarius Byrd – who would be technically regarded as the 76th player on Bills' roster – will not count against the 75-player limit since the NFL granted the team a roster exemption as he rejoins after a lengthy holdout.
Bills cut five, place Chris Hariston on NFI list to get down to 75-player limit
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Video game "Shattered Union" (2005) mentions a sham election in 2012 leading to the incumbent winning. Following that, TEXAS and another state spark the secession movement. If this is only half accurate, we are in for some serious chaos.


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It's been a while since I've scorched the E/F layers with 6-second dots and I'm thinking that minus any real consistency on that mode, I may just make it part of my regular holiday routine.
The thing about QRSS is that it ties up an antenna, often at times I'd rather be engaged in 2-way radio. On holidays, this'll be a way of participating in the holiday while simultaneously doing radio. For any holiday: Veteran's Day, Christmas, New Years. Maybe it'll be the start of a trend…


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I usually like sun-dried tomatoes, but these overpowered the dip. Maybe because the recipe used dried rather than packed in oil. The roasted garlic and beans were good, but if I make again I will cut back on the tomatoes to just a couple.
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I thought this was much too strong. Most people at the party took one taste and then did not take another. I think it would be better with less garlic.
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We used the oil packed tomatoes (it was what I had on hand), and didn't bother with the additional oil, and we LOVED this recipe.
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Made this for company and everyone complimented. I liked the flavor (I'm a huge garlic fan), but found the texture a bit dry. Next time I'd use extra oil or tomatoes packed in oil.
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Although this film is classified as a documentary, Charlotte d'Amboise, one of the stars of the revival of A Chorus Line, told Playbill Magazine that several scenes in the film, including the ones in which she and Jessica Lee Goldyn get phone calls informing them that they have been chosen for the cast, were staged - recreated for the documentary cameras. d'Amboise said that when they filmed her pretending to receive the news that she'd been cast, there was actually no one on the other end of the phone line with her.


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Food Quantity vs. Food Quality
Dan Barber shares some elegant stories about food production and ecosystem services. In these two talks he highlights the importance of food production that is sustainable and emphasizes a chef's desire for the highest quality food anywhere.
The debate that I am proposing does not disregard the importance of high quality food; rather it is to identify the importance of increasing the quantity of all foods.
Several studies have identified that food processing, government policy, transportation, and food waste are all factors that increase hunger and decrease the availability of food throughout the planet. Some would even argue that increasing food production is unnecessary if we could just better distribute the food we are already capable of producing.
The ecosystem is a complex entity, many of the services provided by organic and sustainable farm practices are not capable of 'scaling-up' to produce enough food for the growing world population. As it is now, 1 billion people are either malnourished or undernourished and the number is increasing every day. These people are not interested in foie gras, they are interested getting just one more calorie to satisfy their hunger. Sure food quality is important, but how much does that foie gras cost? It may be as much as an entire month's salary for some of the poor people on our planet.
Perhaps the agricultural industry of today is not perfect, but at least its target is feeding billions of hungry people (not a few rich people). Without the efforts of the agricultural industry, billions more people would go hungry every day.
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May 12 2012: The problem of food shortage and food quality could simply be stopped if everyone was able to plant a garden that provided enough food that would sustain a family. The cost of maintaining a garden is incredibly less compared to what we spend at supermarkets. You can save up to 3 thousand dollars a year if you grow enough food. Plus nothing would be wasted and the food would be better then anything you could buy at a suppermarket! Every family would only be growing what they would consume. The food problem around the world would be solved!
May 14 2012: Could you reference where those numbers came from? If you are proposing a garden that would provide enought food for a family, that garden would be quite large. Also, gardens are seasonal, produce is not available year round. Third, there is waste in gardening- just by turning it into compost doesn't mean it is not waste first.
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Please Bill. I beg you. I realize you have strong political views and you can do what you want with your blog, but please do not make this a place to make political statements. Music is a way for people like myself to "tune out" and escape the "real" issues that face us every day. There are plenty of place I can go on the web to hear what people think of the presidential race. This is not one of them.
- October 7, 2008 at 2:29 PM
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Anon, it is a chart. Relax and understand that I am a human being who knows as much and as little as more or less anyone else. I am not uni-dimensional and I do not exist for the escapism of others. One humorous aside (the few people who read this will note that in the same sentence I called Palin a "trainwreck," I also used the term to describe/predict my own performance) and a bunch of irate dudes decide to post comments. I reply.
I don't think my political views are any stronger then most sentient 42 year olds. I have freedom to think and speak and reply to people who get offended by a joke. But yes, for the most part, I don't choose to use this or any other forum to air my lefty-moderate views on politics, religion, economics, etc. Because I pretty much don't know what I am talking about when compared to someone writing for, say, Foreign Affairs or the Economist. But I enjoy a little give-and-take every once in a while. I find it especially interesting that there are those so diametrically opposed to my views that would otherwise like me, my music, etc. We thus see an illustration that the singer is not the song. That is interesting to me.
We are in the year of a major election that should serve as a referendum on the direction of our country (which I am accused of not loving by knee-jerk nationalists below. I continue to be astonished). It is my "blog."
I appreciate your desire for rock and not political content, but if you want only escapism, go check to see if there is a Dancing with the Stars blog.
- October 7, 2008 at 4:06 PM
Bill, I appreciate your response and, as stated in my previous post, I respect the fact that this is your forum to do what you want with. While I may disagree with your views, that doesn't change the fact that your music has been an escape for people like myself for the better part of two decades. Sorry, but whether you want to or not, your music does provide "escapism," as scary as that may sound. Just like the pro athlete who says, "I never asked to be a role model." The bottom line is that he is to my 7-year-old son. However, the last thing I'm trying to do is get in some kind of political joust. That's what I was trying to avoid in the first place. So, whether we agree or disagree politically, I hope you keep the great music coming and GO SOX! (That much we can certainly agree on.) Hope to see you at the Lizard Lounge.
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Metzger by Bandshell
Posted on 29 June 2012
The majority of tracks scattered throughout Bandshell's first contribution to the Hessle Audio discography exert an active kind of energy. The omnipresent low-end is accompanied by sounds darting from left to right - echoing and decaying, which emerge and then disappear without a trace. While tracks like 'Rise 'Em' and 'Dog Sweater' relentlessly aim themselves at the listener, 'Metzger' serves as the sole moment of respite and probably the most outwardly melodic part of the EP. During it, indiscernible sounds crumble underneath muddy yet still prominent synths, and restrained percussion. The EP's consistency has left us curious and excited to see what the man himself comes up with next, and whether it finds a home within Hessle's territory or elsewhere.
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