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Graeter's Ice Cream...Anyone tried it?
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- Jim Nov 6, 2002 10:37 AM
I've heard great things about this ice cream. You can mail order it, but I was wondering if it's worth the cost? Have any chowhounds tried it?
Link: http://graeters.com/
Yes, I've tried it and it is VERY good. I had a vendor send me 6 pints of the stuff once, all packed on dry ice and received in perfect condition in San Francisco.
The ice cream is made by the copper pot method in small batches. They do a mean raspberry with chocolate chunks. I checked into getting some of their ice cream shipped to me again a few months ago and it was going to cost me around $70 for product and shipping. And even though I consider ice cream to be a required food group, at $70 for less than a couple quarts of ice cream, even I couldn't justify that expense. The stuff is good, very good, but it isn't worth $70 to get it shipped in.
re: Gayla
ah... I grew up in Cincinnati & black raspberry with chocolate chunks is my absolute favorite. And they mean chunks - some pieces are larger than hershey's miniatures! I remember reading somewhere they take melted chocolate and pour it into the ice cream while it's mixing. It's good stuff.
$70 shipping, huh? Plane tickets to Cincinnati were $140 yesterday. =)
Graeter's & Rick's Rather Rich (in Palo Alto) made it onto Gourmet's top 10 ice cream parlors in America FWIW.
I think the butterfat content in Rick's is up there also.
re: Melanie Wong
Rick's Rather Rich is a Palo Alto favorite, found in a strip mall off of Middlefield & Charleston, next to Piazza's.
They use simple ingredients to make flavors like white chocolate ginger, kulfi, and other basic ice cream flavors.
It's a small ice cream parlor that recently under went renovation. The local legend says when Ben & Jerry come into town, they always stop by Rick's.
It's definitely worth going to if you're in the area.
RIck's Rather Rich.
3946 Middlefield
Palo Alto, 493-6553
Your post brought a smile to my face...my mom, who was from Cincinnati, grew up on Graeter's ice cream and never stopped raving about it. In fact, when we were growing up in Seattle, she and some other Cincinnati transplants once had a party celebrating foods from their home city, and Graeter's ice cream (along with Frisch's tartar sauce) was prominently featured. But I don't know if it would be worth $70 in shipping, even to her...)
Arguably Graeter's is the best ice cream in America. But you should eat it in one of their stores where it is freshly scooped. They are famous for their chip flavors which feature fairly large chunks of chocolate (they make their own-almost one third of each store is a chocolate shop in a throwback to their heritage from the '20's when they started). They are also known for a Swiss sundae which is half hot fudge (they make their own from scratch) and half fresh whipped cream. The ice cream is 21% butterfat and justly famous while worth every incredible calorie.
Graeter's really is as good as you are going to get unless you make it yourself in your own White Mountain hand cranked freezer. I cannot imagine eating it unless it was freshly scooped. Some things need to be done in person.
I should also note that this is a true Cincinnati tradition. Although I live in D. C. I've eaten Graeter's at least once a year for twenty plus years and frequently have considered moving to Cincinnati just to be near one of their stores. Now if someone could open a Graeter's next to an In' n Out Burger that would be Mecca.
Never had Graeter's, only heard of it. If you're an ice cream lover, you should try Marianne's in Santa Cruz. They have tons of flavors, and lots of butterfat. Some small markets in the Monterey area sell them packed, but fresh is best, so go to the source. Wherever you live, it may be worth the trip. Would cost less than mail order from Graeter's, I'm sure.
I send 6 pints to my dad every yr for Father's Day, and I finally got to try some this year. Peanut butter chocolate chunk, very impressive. Rich ice cream, flavor that really tasted of roasted peanuts instead of peanut butter, and the chocolate chunks --- wonderful rich chocolate that didn't seem to suffer from being frozen (you know how some frozen chocolate is waxy and tasteless), in thick, large pieces. Didn't seem to suffer from shipment. My dad raves about the raspberry chocolate chunk and toffee flavors. For a true ice cream lover it's worth it, I think.
I live 2 miles from a Graeters (in Columbus, OH), and while it's definitely good Ice Cream I would venture to say it's not the best I've ever tasted. Oprah loves Graeters and featured it on her "Favorite Things" episodes a while back.
Jeni's Ice Cream (made by a local woman) is way more inventive, fresher and better tasting than Graeters. But then the I think the less mass-produced, the better.
re: HungryLetsEat
Hungry, I agree about Graeters. I will always stop and get a pint of their ice cream if I am in Cinncinasty, but if I am going order ice cream by mail, Jeni's is the overwhelming favorite.
When I visit my sister in Bloomington, IN, I am required to bring a few pints of ice cream from Young's Dairy Farm in Yellow Springs..
I love Hartzlers organic ice cream in Wooster, but they don't ship.
re: HungryLetsEat
I, too, used to live (for many years) in Columbus, Ohio - in Dublin, to be exact. I must say that I enjoyed Graeters, but never understood the massive hype. It's good, not out of this world. Is Jeni's Ice Cream the one that is at the North Market....if so - YES, her's is truly a work of art.
re: DonShirer
Some years ago I spent the summer at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. While I hated the place & Cin in general, the two saving graces were Skyline Chili & Graeter's.
In Manhattan, you can find Graeter's Ice Cream (and Skyline chili, LaRosa's pizza, and Montgomery Inn ribs) once a month at the "Taste of Cincinnati" at Edward's on West Broadway: http://www.eatingintranslation.com/20...
Better late than never, I think, for these archived queries. Yes, Graeter's is great but greater yet, IMHO, is a smaller but also very traditional Cincinnati 'cream parlor called Aglamenis Brothers. there are just two outlets, the original, a very lovely old-feeling place in Oakley Square and a newer but stil wondrous establishment in Montgomery Square. Flavors are mainly quite traditional - the peach is especially lovely but given a close run by the butter pecan.
re: Bellacoolaman
Oh my gosh, Bellacoolaman! You brought back a wonderful childhood memory with your mention of Aglamisi's. I too grew up in Cincinnati and I THINK there was a gorgeous old-fashioned Aglamisi's in the Mariemont area back in the '60s - early '70s. Really beautiful, classic place with little marble tables and white wrought-iron furniture. Wonderful ice cream!
And re Graeters--I too grew up on the stuff, the Bittersweet Chocolate Sundae was a tradition every weekend for my my best friend and me. And yes, their chip ice cream is not to be missed. The basic chocolate chip is simply to die for, deliciously vanilla with those enormous hunks of chocolate. I'd pay that $70 shipping, especially if I could get some Skyline Chili with it! Mmmm...four-ways, here we come...*sigh*
Last summer I went to visit my mom in Cincinnati. I had to go to Graeter's because I've heard so much about it. But honestly, I didn't get what was so great about it. Maybe I chose the wrong flavor or something.
re: puppymomma
Thank you, I thought I was the only one who doesn't swoon over it. As you said, maybe it's the flavors I choose. I have not yet had the raspberry chunk that everyone raves about, I will try it next time I go. I like really hard ice cream, and it hasn't been that way the times I've been. Also, I grew up in CT near several small, local dairies that made their own ice creams which I still consider to be far superior to anything else I've had.


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Mirtle: Leafs had little choice but to pay Kessel
Or watch him terrorize your team for years and years and years. From James Mirtle of The Globe and Mail.
Siegel: Can van Riemsdyk, young Leafs climb higher this year?
I'm expecting big things from James van Riemsdyk this year. From Jonas Siegel of TSN.
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"This is a team that will for sure challenge for a Cup." If Dave Bolland means that the Leafs are one of the 30 teams in the National Hockey League and therefore have an opportunity to win the Cup, then yes, I agree. From Sean Fitz-Gerald of the National Post.
Toronto sports media personality Jim Lang has a blog?! Whodathunkit?
MLHS Bloggers Predict the Leafs' finish
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Waiting for August's September prize haul
Teodora Ana Mihai's documentary feature Waiting for August has been awarded the prize for Best International Documentary at the Bergen International Film Fest in Norway, while the jury of the Reykjavik Film Festival presented the film with its Environmental Award. The film is currently in theatres in Los Angeles and has a New York release scheduled later this month.
Both prizes follow just a week after Waiting for August picked up yet another award at the Budapest Film Festival, where it screened in the 'Let Them Be Children' section. The Bergen International Film Festival in Norway (24 September–1 October) selected the film for its international documentary competition.
Another Win for Waiting for August in Karlovy Vary
Teodora Ana Mihai's documentary feature Waiting for August received the Award for Best Documentary Film during the closing ceremony of the 49th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (4-12 July). The film has been on a winning spree since receiving the Best International Feature Award at Toronto's Hot Docs and a Special Mention at Visions du Réel earlier this year.
Waiting for August marks Teodora Ana Mihai's debut as a feature film director. Her Romanian roots led her back to her mother country. In a social housing block on the outskirts of the city of Bacau, 15-year-old Georgiana lives with her six siblings. While their mother is away, Georgiana is catapulted into the role of head of the family.
Karlovy Vary invitation for Waiting for August and Violet
Teodora Ana Mihai's Waiting for August will compete in the documentary competition at this year's Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (4-12 July), Eastern Europe's foremost festival. Also invited is Violet by Bas Devos, whose feature debut is set to screen in Another View, the programme dedicated to films with an unusual artistic approach.
The documentary competition in Karlovy Vary consists of 10 feature-length films and six shorts. Waiting for August follows Georgiana Halmac, a 15-year-old Romanian teenager living with her six siblings in a social housing block on the outskirts of Bacau
Flemish filmgoers prove that talent mattered in 2013
Belgian films made in Flanders corner the market and bring home the prizes.
'Talent Matters' is the familiar slogan for promoting Belgian films made in Flanders. And talent certainly matters for Belgian audiences, who turned out in impressive numbers for local films in 2013.
At home, almost two million moviegoers bought tickets to Flemish films in 2013 – a 17% increase on 2012. More impressively still, over three quarters of the national admissions for Belgian films were for movies made in Flanders.
International Feature Award for Mihai's Waiting for August at Hot Docs
Waiting for August, the documentary feature by Romanian-Flemish director Teodora Ana Mihai, has won the Best International Feature Award at Hot Docs, Toronto's world-renowned documentary film festival (24 April – 4 May). Meanwhile, the film was also given a Special Mention at the Visions du Réel festival in Switzerland, as was Ellen Vermeulen's documentary 9999. Finally, Before The Last Curtain Falls, a co-production with Flanders, was also awarded at Hot Docs.
Teodora Ana Mihai's documentary debut Waiting for August screened in Hot Docs' international competition, alongside 12 other documentary features.
Tribeca praises editing on Ne me quitte pas
Sabine Lubbe Bakker and Niels van Koevorden's documentary film Ne me quitte pas has been awarded the Prize for Best Editing in a Documentary Film at the Tribeca Film Festival. The prestigious film festival in New York celebrated its 13th edition this year and screened some 90 features and 60 shorts from 16 till 27 April.
Sabine Lubbe Bakker and Niels van Koevorden not only scripted and directed Ne me quitte pas but also took care of the edit. The Tribeca jury awarded the 'bittersweet portrait of two Belgian boozers' with the prize for Best Editing in a Documentary Feature in so celebrating 'a pair of filmmakers' ability to give shape, rhythm, and even mythic beauty to a story.'
Strong Flemish presence in Nyon
Ellen Vermeulen's documentary feature 9999, Waiting for August by Teodora Ana Mihai and Desert Haze by Sofie Benoot have all been selected for the International Documentary Festival Visions du Réel in Nyon, Switzerland. The line-up also includes three shorts from Flanders: 28 rue Brichaut, Maybe Darkness and PS São Paulo. Finally, California City, a new project by Sofie Benoot, Isabelle Tollenaere and Liesbeth De Ceulaer will be presented at Pitching du Réel.
Benoot's Desert Haze is to receive its world première in the International Features competition at Visions du Réel, which takes place from April 25 to May 3 this year.
Lucien Hervé grabs a special mention in Montreal
Gerrit Messiaen's medium-length documentary Lucien Hervé, photographer despite himself has received a special mention from the jury at the International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA) in Montreal.
The film screened in the festival's competition section showcasing 38 films originating from 19 different countries. Danielle Sauvage, Matthias Bürcher, Phil Comeau, Claude François and Jean-Paul Fargier formed this year's international jury, lauding the documentary about Lucien Hervé with a special mention.
Ne me quitte pas receives main jury prize at Eurodok
Dutch-Belgian documentary Ne me quitte pas by Sabine Lubbe Bakker and Niels van Koevorden has received the main jury prize at the European Documentary Film Festival Eurodok.
The programme of the European Documentary Film Festival Eurodok, annually organised by Oslo's Cinemateket, included 30 documentaries, of which eight ran in the European competition. Its jury offered Ne me quitte pas the festival's main prize.
Flanders Five to Hot Docs
Teodora Ana Mihai's documentary Waiting for August and Frederik Jan Depickere's short film Adrift are selected for this year's Canadian International Documentary Film Festival, aka Hot Docs (24 April – 4 May). Three more films co-produced with Flanders,Before The Last Curtain Falls, Ne me quitte pas and See No Evil, made the bill in Toronto.
Waiting for August portrays the gripping story of 15-year-old Georgiana, the eldest daughter of the Halmac family. She lives with her six siblings in a social housing condo on the outskirts of Bacau, Romania. As their mother, who works as an economic migrant in Italy, won't be back until summer, Georgiana is involuntarily catapulted to the role of new head of the family.


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My favorite service activities are award committees. I have served on and/or chaired several national award committees. I enjoy the opportunity this form of service gives me to learn more about my peers, many of whom are so very talented. That said I find my service on these committees very frustrating at times. Many awards for which there should rightly be many nominees are undersubscribed. Over the years I have seen very few women and minorities nominated even though there are many who should be nominated and in receipt of awards. Another frustration is seeing deserving nominees passed over simply because of a poorly prepared nomination packet or a weak nominating letter. Considering the value that we place on professional awards in academe, I have been somewhat surprised that there have not been any columns or articles published that discuss professional awards: explaining the nomination process, providing information and advice on preparation of a competitive nomination packet, and ...
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I already offered my thoughts on New York Comic Con from the attendee's perspective, so here is the aforementioned and previously hinted at, (for all three of you regular readers) blog post about interning for Vertical at NYCC. There's a fair amount to say about it, so I…
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Forsooth, as I have returned from the crazy masses of pop culture fans that attended New York Comic-Con this past October 11-14. I can definitely say that it was a blast to be at as I have gotten to see almost all the Japanese guests that attended the event. The spirit of Tokyo was definitely thriving (albeit a small one) in NYCC.
The only problem I have is that the Jacob Javits Center (the building it's hosted in) is still not the greatest convention center for a pop culture convention. When you have an organization like JManga complaining about the building, you know there are problems. As NYCC continues to grow and become even more like San-Diego Comic-Con, will there be any extra room for more than 116,000+ folks? Compared to San Diego, you have to travel a bit far to get to the good restaurants/bars around NYC and the Jacob Javits Center is much smaller than the San Diego Convention Center. However, NYCC seems to have more anime/manga-related content than SDCC.
Another thing I realized after attending NYCC was how much I missed New York Anime Festival. While the likes of Danny Choo, Yu Asakawa, Yoshitaka Amano, Moyoco Anno, Masakazu Ishiguro, and Masakazu Katsura are very notable guests, how can NYCC top Danny Choo? Though we should leave it in the hands of folks like Japan Foundation to bring notable Japanese talent overseas. New York definitely deserves another anime convention as there are notable differences that make Japanese pop culture stand out compared to American pop culture.
In any case, Japanese pop culture was still alive in the East Coast's premier pop culture event thanks to the efforts of the Japan Foundation, Vertical Inc., SUNRISE, Viki, Dark Horse Comics, and JManga. すべてのありがとうございました!
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Dive Against Debris & International Beach Clean Up Day 18th of September 2011.
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This Saturday everyone at BICD took time out of their busy diving schedules to go... diving. But this time we all went armed with net sacks and cleaned up rubbish.
After three months of trying to get to Sairee to conduct a clean up of one of Koh Tao's busiest beaches we finally made it there thanks to a lull in the weather. With the wind blowing from the west these last few months and Sairee being exposed and shallow we were constantly pushed to the east side of the island.
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We had a very successful Dive Against Debris here in Malapascua today. Plenty of volunteers turned out to help us clear up one of our favourite dive sites, East Garden.
So, although this is not my first Project AWARE dive that I have coordinated, here is my first blog: We had 100 local Tampa Florida volunteers and scuba divers participate in a combined event last Saturday, 17 September 2011, at the Jules Verne Park at Ballast Point Pier.
So it all came together on the day... having been in Dahab yesterday, I had spent a large chunk of time on my phone organising transport for our divers, making sure we had mesh bags on hand, and that everyone was still up for our house reef clean up this week.
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Iola Lee Craine, 75, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 9, 2011, at Alliance Health Care System. A former member Finley Grove Baptist Church, she was a graduate of Rosenwald School and attended M.I. College in Holly Springs. She was a domestic worker for many years and also worked at Graceland Home Care in New Albany. She was the widow of Joe Martin Sr. She later married Oddie Lee Craine, who also preceded her in death.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on Oct. 15 at Rising Star MB Church in Holly Springs, where she was a member. Pastor Robert McClain officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Serenity Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves two sons, Joe Martin Jr., Mark A. Martin (Marcella) of Holly Springs; a daughter, Mary J. Cathey (Jimmy) of Hickory Flat; three stepsons, Walter D. Hampton (Mary) Ivory Craine, Christopher Craine; a brother, Odell Lesure Jr. (Dottie) of Memphis, Tenn.; five sisters, Rose Jones (Chris) of Memphis, Mary Simmons of New Albany, Earnestine Pegues, Ella Dortch, Josephine Bougard, all of Holly Springs; three stepsisters, Layenice Thomas, Elaine Pye, Julie Thomas; nine stepbrothers, Odis Pegues, Eric Pegues, Larry Pegues, James Falkner, Peter Pegues, Tymen Pegues, Lee Pegues Jr., Fredrick Pegues, Gary Pegues; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Royce Pegues, Raphael Pegues, Pierrie Baird, Chace King, Tulane Simmons, Julius Robinson and Maurice Lewis. Honorary pallbearers were Joe Martin Jr. III, Mark Anthony Martin, Jimmy Cathey, Joshua Martin, Walter D. Hampton, Johnny Crosby and Odell Lesure Jr.
Charles Wynn Gadd
Charles Wynn Gadd, 84, of Hickory Flat, died Oct. 16, 2011, at Baptist Hospital in Oxford. He was the widower of Jeanine Harter Gadd. He was a distributor with Phillips 66 for 45 years. He was a member of the Hickory Flat Methodist Church, a master Mason and 32nd Scottish Rite and a former member of the Lions Club.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Oct. 20 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in McKay Cemetery in Hickory Flat.
He leaves two sons, Charles "Chuck" Gadd (Kay), Jack Gadd (Pebble); a daughter, Clare Gadd Pipkin (Ricky) of Hickory Flat; special friend, Sarah Collins of Hickory Flat; seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Patrick Allen Pipkin.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Alma Jean Harris
Alma Jean Harris, 53, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 5, 2011, in Ripley. She was a cook.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on Oct. 14 at New Dimension Salt and Light Church. Burial was in Mt. Peel Baptist Cemetery. Rodgers Funeral Home in Coldwater was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves a daughter, Latanza Harris-Taylor of Holly Springs; her mother, Mary Fitz Harris of Chulahoma; three sisters, Tryphenia Newson of Coldwater, Linda Harris of Holly Springs, Demetra Wicks of Byhalia; eight brothers, Paul Harris of Aurora, Ill., Dave Harris of Kenosha, Wisc., Willie James Harris of Arkabutla, Willie June Harris of Phoenix, Ariz., Ivory Harris, James Harris, Melvin Harris, Oscar Harris, all of Holly Springs; and one grandchild.
Sharon Renee Reed
Sharon Renee Reed, 64, of Hickory Flat, died Oct. 15, 2011, at North MS Medical Center in Tupelo. She was Pentecostal.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Oct. 17 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in McKay Cemetery in Hickory Flat. Bro. Tony Roberts officiated.
She leaves her husband, Ray Beasley; three sons, Charles Heflin Jr. of Hickory Flat, David Heflin (Peggy) of Covington, Tenn., Jeff Beasley of Myrtle; two brothers, Lloyd Box of Byhalia, Mark Box of Myrtle; two sisters, Lena Sides of Olive Branch, Jewel Bryant of Harmontown; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a grandson, Cody Heflin.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Lincoln Clarence Rogers
Lincoln Clarence Rogers, 61, died Oct. 15, 2011, at his home in Holly Springs. He was formerly of Wartburg, Tenn. A Vietnam Army veteran, he was a truck driver and a member of Clear Creek Baptist Church in Lamar.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on Oct. 19 at Coleman Funeral Home Chapel in Oxford, with burial in Hill Crest Cemetery. Bro. Jimmy Curle officiated.
He leaves his wife, Gale Rogers; two son, Jason (Dawn) Rogers of Wartburg, Kevin (Tracy) Rogers of Lancing, Tenn.; two daughters, Casey (Rick) Loftin of Lamar, Leslie (Brad) Curle of Ripley; two brothers, David Rogers of Coalfield, Tenn., Paul Rogers of Clinton, Tenn.; five sisters, Carol Jones of Dyllis, Tenn., Mary Stewart of Oakdale, Tenn., Karen Griffin of Dyllis, Catherine Blalock of Powell, Tenn., Carla Lambert of Courtland; and five grandchildren.
Visit www.colemanfuneralhome.com for online condolences.
Elenor Ruth Sanders
Elenor Ruth Sanders, 86, of Marshall County, died Oct. 11, 2011, at home with Unity Hospice attending. She received her degree in nursing from the University of Tennessee in 1948. She completed a post graduate nursing course at the University of Colorado before enlisting in the United States Air Force Nurse Corps in January 1951. During the Korean War she was stationed at the AF Hospital on Elmendorf Base, Alaska. She continued to serve in the AF Medical Reserve until 1972, retiring as a major. She practiced as a nurse anesthetist in the Memphis, Tenn. area from 1955 to 1985. She retired to a horse farm in Marshall County in 1987.
Following cremation, interment will be in Elmwood Cemetery.
She leaves the co-owner of her horse farm, Dr. Patricia Lucas; a niece, Martha Gail Aitkens; a nephew, Luckett Collins; and a foster son, Calvin Nelms.
Willie Louis Stephenson
Willie Louis Stephenson, 56, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 7, 2011, in Memphis, Tenn. He was a factory worker.
Services were held at 12 noon on Oct. 15 at Chulahoma MB Church. Burial was in Bell Grove Cemetery. Rodgers Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements
He leaves three sisters, Linda Martin of Holly Springs, Dollie Martin of Chicago, Ill., Partatina Mays of Coldwater; and a brother, Rudolph Stephenson of Holly Springs.
Bonnie Turner
Bonnie Turner, 68, of Byhalia, died Oct. 15, 2011, at her home. She was a clerical employee.
Services were held at Meadow Brook Baptist Church, where she was a member at 7 p.m. on Oct. 17. Burial was in Byhalia Cemetery. Bro. Oscar Geeslin officiated. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her husband, Owen Turner; a son, Robert Shannon Turner of Holly Springs; a daughter, Melissa Brandon of Byhalia; a brother, Ronnie Nash of Memphis, Tenn.; a sister, Billie Skelton of Memphis; and six grandchildren.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Raymond Joseph Woods
Raymond Joseph Woods, 81, of Meridian, formerly of Holly Springs, died Sept. 3, 2011. He was a retired art supervisor and instructor for the Meridian Public School System, adjunct art instructor at Meridian Community College, tutorial instructor at Hope Village for Children, past member of Lions Club and a member of the vestry at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 6 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Meridian. Rev. Harriett Simmons officiated. Burial was in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
He leaves his wife, Sarah Woods; a daughter, Elizabeth Blackledge, (Brett) of Athens, Tenn.; and three grandchildren.
The family requests memorials be made to the food pantry at St. Paul's Episcopal Church or to East Mississippi Animal Rescue.
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Shadow: Yeah, just a little… nervous.
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Shadow shot him a death glare.
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Shadow was wearing a black tux that was open a bit with a white shirt underneath and a red bow on top.
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Featuring the diverse use of techniques including stop motion animation, cut out animation, and digital 2D animation, Animation Now! showcases the breadth and scope of contemporary animation. Including works that transcend the boundaries between art and entertainment world-wide, Animation Now! features five animation studios, art centers, individuals and/or collectives, who have collaborated to create content for the web, TV, social media, and game development.
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CoVantage Credit Union's free* mobile banking app allows you 24/7 access to your accounts from your iPhone®, iPod® Touch, iPad Mini® and iPad®
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• Pay bills from the checking account under the registered member account. In order to use mobile bill pay, you must first set up payees on CoVantage Online.
• Remote deposit capture - take a photo of the front and back of a check to deposit it into your account. You will need to call our Contact Center at 715-627-4336 to activate this service. If your account qualifies, remote deposit capture will be available to you within one business day.
• CoVantage Mobile is separate from CoVantage Online home banking, so if you're not an online user, you can still use most of the features of mobile.
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CHICAGO – Beginning Tuesday April 19th, members of the public will have access to technology in Chicago where they can draw and submit maps to be used in the Illinois remap process.
At the workstation the public can draw boundaries of Illinois Congressional, Legislative and Representative districts to be considered by the Senate and House Redistricting Committees. Users will have access to a menu of census data including racial demographics along with current boundaries of wards, house districts, senate districts and counties. Interested parties will also have access to a facilitator which can offer technical assistance. The terminal will be located on the 7th Floor of the Bilandic Building in a joint, bi-cameral space dedicated to public redistricting efforts.
Citing the testimony of voters and reformers in previous public hearings, Redistricting Chairs Sen. Kwame Raoul and Rep. Barbara Flynn Currie are pleased to offer these tools.
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Redistricting Committees have upheld the spirit of inclusion in compliance with the Redistricting Transparency and Public Participation Act. This is just one more tool to ensure those who want to be a part of the process can be," said Senator Raoul.
"Enactment of the Illinois Voting Rights Act will optimize public involvement. This additional workstation makes all the relevant technology available across the state," said House Majority Leader Barbara Flynn Currie. Currie chairs the Special House Committee on Redistricting.
A public station is also available in Springfield. The viewing station is located in Room 401 of the Stratton Office Building, directly west of the State Capitol in Springfield, and is open to the pubic Mondays through Fridays between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
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RentBoss Single User 3.9
RentBoss is the only property management software for individual landlords with a built-in lease agreement organizer. This brainlessly simple, affordable and feature-packed tool tracks tenants, rental properties, incomes, expenses, etc. RentBoss comes with a wealth of Wizards, Reports, Work Order/To Do list and a convenient Reminder option. Plus, RentBoss features easy searching/sorting options and comes with a Recycle Bin. Free trial download.
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Rent Calculator Plus is a fast and easy software tool for Property Managers and Leasing Consultants. Rent Calculator Plus was designed for your Leasing Office with fool-proof results. Now lets you print forms such as rental applications and much more. Rent Calculator Plus easily calculates rent, deposit, and more.
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Rental Property Manager 1.18
Rental Property Manager (RPM) is a one-stop database for managing your rental property information. RPM is designed by a property manager to meet your unique needs. It is for real estate professionals and private property investors alike.
Using RPM, you can save and manage data about your properties, tenants, and financial transactions. RPM includes advanced reporting functions that create spreadsheets with the rental information you need.
See also: home, house, apartment, lease, property, rental
Lease Builder 1.0
Lease Builder is a free application that builds a custom lease for Real Estate Investors. The lease can then be copied and pasted into a text editor and customized further if needed. This software can be distributed freely so if you know of a landlord that would benefit from Lease Builder feel free to share it.
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Oregon Real Estate Finder 1.03
Oregon Real Estate Finder v1.03 brings the power of RealtyInOregon.com right to your desktop. Search for homes and find the REALTORS and private sellers contact information any time.
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Service Master 5.0
Service Master allows your property management team to create, print and track work orders in an easy yet organized way. You are able to quickly generate work orders, print copies and automatically save to the powerful database. This software application transforms your current antiquated paper and filing system into a highly functional computerized system. Windows 95,98,ME version also available at our website.
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Timestimator 1.4
Are you a travel agent, logistics manager or small hotel owner? Lease apartments? Are engaged in supply chain management? Manage warehouses? Organize travel? All of these require advanced date calculations. Timestimator makes the life easier for people who often need to calculate arrival dates, shipment periods, or get local time on the opposite side of Earth.
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Potty Training Puppy Apartment 1.0
Discover how to potty training a puppy online. Learn what to do for potty training puppy apartment, to keep the house clean. You will find out what the puppy potty training, what actions and techniques exist, for potty training puppy apartment.
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VehiCalc Car Loan/Lease Analyzer Home Ed 2.0
VehiCalc Car Loan/Lease Analyzer allows you to quickly calculate lease and loan payments as well as compare the true overall cost of owning versus leasing. This will allow you to determine whether leasing truly is the better option even if the payment amount is significantly lower than borrowing. The Loan Amortization Schedules included allow you to generate flexible schedules that allow extra, skipped and varying payment amounts. Plus much more!
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ESC - Rental Software 4.12.1
ESC-Rental is the latest Windows software solution for small and medium sized companies in the equipment rental market. Low cost in pay per use system.
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Computer Payment Enforcer 2.0.0
Do you sell or lease computers and have customers not paying on time? Install Computer Payment Enforcer (CPE) on the computers. Input information on when payments are due. Each day, CPE displays a small screen telling the customer how many days are left until their next payment is due. When a payment is due, CPE totally blocks access to the computer until the user inputs a code. You provide this code when the customer pays their bill.
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Legal Messenger 1.0
Business and Personal Legal Forms & Contracts including Bill of sale, power of attorney, lease and rental agreements, sublet and sublease agreements, landlord eviction notice, promissory note, release agreement, sales and contractor agreement, joint venture agreement, partnership agreement, prenuptial agreement, divorce papers, temporary guardianship authorization, name change, last will & testament and living will.
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Freeware for US or Cdn mortgages. Use 360 day or daily interest method. Amortization schedule and reports shown in embedded web browser. Extensive help, nice printouts. Customization features. Go to mw-plus.com website for more info. Upgradable to permit payment-, interest- and date changes For 30 days in FREEWARE. See for yourself how you can be mortgage free sooner and how you can lower the cumulative interest.
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Property Management is a rental management software to manage your rental property with ease. With Property Management, you manage calls immediately rents, receipts, receipts, reminders, accounting .... The software is intended especially suitable and easily accessible. This last point will master the software in a few days.
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Online Car Rental Software Alpha
Our team of Web Applications/ Software Developers, SEO experts and Designers work round the clock to ensure that your car rental system is functional in a matter of hours. The affordable hosting that we offer can make the whole experience of managing your Car Rental Business Software a cost-effective proposition too. We have developed core business vertical market integration's that ensure your rental system is launched within no time.
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Lease Calc Pro 3.00
Calculates a lease or loan with an interface that is easy to understand. Lease Calc Pro can be used by the novice buyer or by a leasing professional. Collects information on: calculation fields, name, address, insurance, and vehicle. Produces reports for mortization, and depreciation. Data files are saved in a format that can easily be imported into the ALMSys Lease Management software (see www.almsysinc.com).
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SYNOPSIS: Sheila Heti's 2005 novel about the inner anxieties of one prominent American historian, as he rushes to a dinner party at the house of another, slightly more prominent American historian.
CONDITION: Beautiful House of Anansi hardcover, bought used from Alhambra Books.
THOUGHTS: It may be shallow to say it, but the design for Ticknor tells us almost everything we need to know about the slippery, entrancing novel contained within. George Ticknor's last name is repeated several times across the cover, emphasizing its clock-like, high-pressure connotation. (The titular Ticknor seems to hear a constant tick-tock in his head at all times.) Its overall impression is that of an Old West wanted poster; Heti's novel is, sure enough, set in mid-19th-century Boston.
Mostly, though, the design is just gorgeous. (A major hat-tip to Bill Douglas at The Bang.) And so is Ticknor.
Strange how so many thick novels can actually feel smaller than their 100-page counterparts—as if the world feels larger through implication, and that diligently cataloguing every last item and experience in fact strips that world of its mystique. It turns out we don't want every last stone looked under. Ticknor merrily rattles around inside its hero's skull as he frets about how his oldest friend, William Prescott, has moved on to a new world of prestige and social dignity—and that Ticknor is only being dragged along begrudgingly, out of some sense of obligation.
Heti's narrative voice is spot on, and Ticknor's fears are enunciated with an all-too-relatable clarity and irrational jealousy. He glares at Prescott's newer, more upwardly mobile friends with a religious anger, and spends a lot of time planning how to best appear casual and in the moment. I'm happy to induct Ticknor into my new favourite mini-genre of fiction (along with the campus novel): Smart People Over-thinking Everything. There's some prestigious company, to be sure—hello, Notes From the Underground—but Heti can hold her own.
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SYNOPSIS: Haruki Murakami's 2004 novel (translated into English by Jay Rubin in 2007) about the many people and things that go bump in the night in Tokyo between midnight and dawn.
CONDITION: Bond Street Books hardcover; library.
THOUGHTS: This is just getting annoying. Despite laying uncommonly solid groundwork—the opening pages give us images of sentient neon cities and multi-limbed deep-sea monsters—After Dark leans on every one of the vague crutches and misdirections Murakami so often falls prey to. Hare-brained, slang-fueled philosophy. Fantastic elements that signify nothing beyond themselves. A third act that crumbles to dust with the slightest prod.
Yet I do like him, sometimes (usually? For 66% of 66% of his books?). So at what point does Murakami move from being a postmodern dreamweaver into just another stoner bullshit artist?
After Dark follows a loose collective of insomniacs and late-shift workers as they putter around Tokyo over the wee hours of one night. But in both tone and plot, there's no reason this book couldn't take place at noon and in the bright sun. The mood is artificial and unearned, the only antagonism comically over-inflated: a nefarious group of Chinese gangsters, and someone called The Man With No Face, who can pull sleeping teenage models through their TV screens. Please. All that's left over are a long trombone solo (not a metaphor) and the unnaturally wise-cracking staff at a bookable-by-the-hour "love hotel"—all of which is thrown together and declared a mosaic, when what it really is is sloppy and confused.
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Souk - Just For Laughs (food truck gathering)
Has anyone been to the Just For Laughs Souk at Place des festivals (Place des arts / Complexe Desjardins)?
Other then the blog reviews, the Facebook page and the few articles announcing the event, their isn't much publicity, not even a webpage for the event. http://www.facebook.com/SoukAJustePou...
I would love to read people's experience / comments / reviews.
A bunch of us from work are going tomorrow at lunch, so I'll be able to make my own impression.
There was mention of it on here in the Food Events thread.
CBC News covered it, CJAD had one of the truck girls on last week and I'm sure the French media have covered it as well. I'd say that's good publicity.
re: Maximilien
Yes, open from noon until 11pm daily from what was posted on twitter
I took my family down for dinner and here's our report.
I started with a "Maine" sandwich from La Mangeoire, basically a fried haddock sandwich. They'd run out of fries and a few of their other sandwiches so their chalkboard was full of scratched out items. No problem as this sandwich was very tasty and well-prepared. Next time I'll try the ribs sandwich which lots of people around me were enjoying.
My kids wanted a Philly Cheesesteak and got that at Death Grill but although it was deemed pretty authentic by my husband (who used to eat them in Boston in his college days) they didn't love it.
Next was a duck poutine from Lucky ?? which had handmade chips instead of fries which I thought was a problem but they didn't mind and my husband thought the duck was good. At $7 it seemed like a small portion compared to the sandwiches one truck over.
Then I had octopus balls for $3 at Takoyaki. They were being painstakingly prepared and didn't look great but tasted really good. We also had a lobster roll that was very mild and a bit sweet, pretty good but not my favourite way to consume lobster.
And the boys shared a classic beef and cheese pie which we knew they'd love since the truck was from the Australian tourtiere shop.
My oldest son had a big maple sugar cotton candy, freshly prepared which was fun to watch, and the youngest opted for a creamy chocolate dipped soft ice cream.
So all in all, a great way to eat out and have a lot of variety. We calculated that we tried about 15 things (drinks, popsicle as well) for less than $60. Oh, it's annoying that there is great seating with umbrellas quite far from the trucks and no seating anywhere nearby to enjoy the food while it's hot. Something for the festival people to improve in the future.
re: Plateaumaman
I went yesterday. The highs were the octopus balls or Takoyaki. Though mostly doughy with a small piece of octopus, they were very tasty, covered with mayo, sweet brown sauce and bonito flakes. Also the "Delicieuse" aka lobster club sandwich from La Mangeoire was very good: a fried egg, 3 layers of bread, morsels of lobster with a lemony may and some tomato confit (no bacon). With a small serving of sweet potato chips. Not cheap though ($18). Also good was the chee'burger from Winneburger (Nouveau palais people). Tasty but smallish burger on a brioche bun.
The low was definitely the philly cheese steak from Death Grill. Beef was flavourless and dry, runny velveeta cheese, some red peppers. It was tasteless.
The Bahn Mi Pork Taco from Grumman was OK, but nothing more.
I could not find the announced Tiki Bar, I asked around but no one knew. Also the little chalets were not installed (including the one from the Apollo team, I heard they were not happy about this). Not sure why.
One beer stand was selling Fin du Monde, Maudite, Ephemere, etc.
I found everything to be on the pricy side, but then again festival food is usually pricy. But I welcome this new trend and the variety.
re: estilker
I saw some guys standing in a booth with hard liquor and no sign or menu. Could that have been the Tiki Bar? If so, it wasn't very dynamic.
re: Plateaumaman
No, because I asked them and the girl in the booth asked me what a tiki bar was. :-)
re: estilker
Oh dear!
re: Plateaumaman
Porchetta sandwich from La Mangeoire truck - 9/10
Pulled pork sandwich from Pas de cochon right after they poured a can of beer on it - 7/10
Cold salad from Dada with lamb - 9/10
Takoyaki, too doughy - 3/10
Duck confit sandwich from Lucky - 8/10
Grilled cheese with duck confit from Apollo - 8/10
Cold salad from Dada with tuna - 9/10
Fruit salad from Dada with pineapple, strawberry and avocado cream - 9/10
Raspberry + White chocolate Revello from Cremy - 8/10
Stopped quickly yesterday at lunch (I work in west of westmount, do it's quite a a travel to get there by subway)
Lot of lineups (I hate lineups), so got a few samosas and beef tartare; both good, but not really worth it (IMO).
They (organizers) should have arranged for some seating and lineup organisations..
Will maybe go back tomorrow, bring my patience with me and try the "real" trucks.
Just went today and really enjoyed ourselves! Highlights: Lucille's lobster rolls (lots of lobster !!) Delicious! Hint of spicy well flavored toasted bun- sublime. Another favorite: Takoyaki, both the octopus and mushroom were divine! I also really like Grumman's pork banh mi.
What I found alright: Apollo's grilled cheese with the duck (could have used more seasoning)
Lucky's salmon plate on a mango salsa (it was ho-hum) and I did enjoy Cremy's cake's on a stick.
I found this blog to be quite helpful
Have fun and enjoy
I plan to head back with a new group to try the brochettes (next to Cremy) and a sandwich at Le mangieore. I also hope to try out some food from Dada...
My friend and I shared the octopus takoyaki ($4 for 4) -- they were good, but pretty salty, and the pieces of octopus are very small.
We also had the steak &mushroom and chili pies from ta (tourtière australienne). Both were very good and piping hot. Big chunks of meat in the steak pie. (about $13)
Finally, we had the pulled pork sandwich from Lucky7 and didn't like it at all. It was lukewarm, dry and greasy at once. Mostly bland. The pulled pork from the next truck (Pas d'Cochon dans Mon Salon) looked much better and a bit bigger for the same price ($7) but we only realized that afterwards.
We didn't have dessert, but Pâtisserie Cremy is there, and they have big delicious brownies for $3. I've loved every pastry I've bought from that place, and the owner is friendly.
re: maj54us
nope, only food ( and the usual JPR merchandising)
re: Maximilien
I noticed some jewelry stand at the eastern most point.
I loved this new food concept at a festival. Enjoyed my lobster roll $10, Dada salad $5 (lamb, porc, noodles+) in a paper cone with chopsticks, cannele pastry $2, lemon macaron $1.50, and really good was the Alsace flammee $7.50, could be shared (forestiere with emmental:all prepared after you order). I had the Philly steak sandwich for the first time and not impressed, also my meat had some gristle. The corn on the cob mexican style and the maple syrup sundae tempted me but will have to leave for another occasion.
This may get deleted but I have to say as I waited at restoflammee kiosk a family asked to sample the maple syrup barbe a papa at nearby patisserie booth and instead of handing a paper cone to them employee at front told them to stick their hands in the large pan, which they did scaping the edges to get some in their hands!
I found the employees helpful in explaining the choices despite being so busy. Also fruixi bike stand was there with some Quebec fruits and vegetables-- the blueberries and especially the raspberries were delicious and reasonably priced. Overall the cost is fair as includes taxes and tips not necessarily expected. There is a lack of seating but I was glad to get out of this crowded area and find some open space. The crowds will get worse as the English festival side starts up so might want to give it a try sooner than later. Some of the food cabins were still being painted up on esplanade Thursday evening -more a souk in development but I did see tiki bar in operation Friday. I think they seemed to be coping well in very small quarters for large crowds.
They also give free snowcones in a commercial kiosk at back of site, next to air canada booth
Brilliant idea this year!
The African festival is in same area, just east of main festival site, and they have their food stands as well, but it ends soon.
re: mangoannie
the souk has its own fb site http://www.facebook.com/SoukAJustePou...
the pulled pork sandwich at pas de cochon is actually great. the sauce isn't that flavourful but the meat is succulent and juicy. It is definitely worth the $7.
The takoyaki was kind of gross
I've tried a bunch over the week:
- Takoyaki - doughy but good, worth the price
- Dada cones - these are constantly changing; my favorite was the nordic shrimp with dill on shaved cucumber & radish - perfect light summer treat, not too heavy, left room for more snacking. Tried two others, both very good. I'll go back again & again.
- Pulled pork from Pas d'Cochon - pork was tender, a bit bland on the sauce for my personal liking, filling for the price, good bun.
- Alsace flammee - looks like nothing special, but way better than expected. Freshly prepared, great crust & creamy sauce on the one with onions / lardons.
- Hotbulldog - Big juicy sausage in a soft baguette. Proper fair food, but easily overshadowed by the more unique purveyors. Not fantastic but not bad. If street food was routine in Montreal, I'd grab one for lunch.
- Marche27 tuna tartare taco was superb. Toppings didn't overshadow the tuna.
- Lucky's duck poutine - really enjoyed this. Work with the thin & crispy homemade chips (not fries).
- Paletas from La Catrina - $4 may seem pricy for an ice pop, but there are some really unique flavors, all-natural ingredients. Corn & wild blueberry was a hit, plus I really enjoyed the mint yogurt with Mexican chocolate. Pineapple-jalapeno was tasty, and cucumber-lime is very refreshing on a hot day (won't leave you thirsty like overly sweetened iced treats). Can't miss.
Two of us had Myriade iced coffees, Takoyaki, Apollo gazpacho, and Pas d'cochon pulled pork + tomato salad. I honestly wasn't blown away by anything. The Myriade iced coffees were good, but pre-made so not quite up to their usual high caliber (even if Anthony was onsite). The takoyaki balls (both octopus and mushroom) were good, but as others stated, more doughy than I was expecting. The Apollo gazpacho was, in my opinion, unreasonable. At $6 it was a remarkably small serving of thin, bland soup. In fact, it seemed more like a melted smoothy to me. The Pas D'cochon items tasted good and were great value.
re: Fintastic
Just a comment on the pre-made coffee. It's not unusual to have pre-made iced coffee, especially if they are cold-brewing it. In fact, cold-brew is 12-24 hour process if I'm not mistaken. It's quite popular now, with some roasters (like Stumptown), even bottling the stuff.
If you wanted freshly brewed, you could have ordered an Iced Americano?
re: foodie_mtl
Although you could be right, I'm pretty confident this was not cold brew. It lacked that bourbon-y flavour you normally find via this method. Also, cold brew tends to command a premium price, and this was just 2.75. I understand why Myriade chose to make their iced drinks in advance, but there's no way that a large tank of coffee sitting out in the sun all day will be as good as what they produce on-demand in their store. It's true that we could have ordered espresso-based iced drinks for fresh brewed.
re: Fintastic
The iced coffee is from the store, same as what's being served in the store. Cold brew doesn't command a premium price because it's less labour intensive, whereas brewing one cup at a time over ice often requires one person's attention for 3 - 5 minutes (and is rarely done well). We've never served any kind of iced coffee except for cold brew, fwiw. Cheers!
re: Anth
Well, I've been corrected by the man himself! This is good to know, Anth - thanks for letting us know. I assumed you've been using fresh drip for your iced coffees, but I'm glad to know it's been cold brew all along. Obviously it makes sense that the reduced prep-time will make cold brew less expensive, though I've recently paid extra for this method at other cafes in Europe.
Anyways, I don't want to insult your product - you guys make the best coffees in town. I've been coming down with a cold so it could have tainted my impressions.
My girlfriend and I tried the pulled pork from both Lucky's and Pas De Cochon Dans Mon Salon to compare. Lucky's was slightly better because it had coleslaw, but both were bland and not worth the money at all.
Stick to Grumman taco truck - they're the best food truck in Montreal, hands down!!
re: lindsho
funny, i found grumman bland
re: lindsho
Had the Pas de cochon pulled pork tonight and really enjoyed it. Big and juicy and for the 7$ tax in price tag, it was a great meal. Unfortunately, it really filled me up and I wasn't able to try much more, so I'll be back tomorrow. Hubby tried the octopus balls and the beef tartar and liked them both (although he said the octopus was the highlight). Brought home some HUGE brownies from Cremy for a snack tonight. They were about 4$ each.
re: causeimhungry
Yup, thumbs up for the pulled pork at Pas de Cochon. Grumman is way overrated and overpriced IMO.
Pierogies at Euro Polonia were excellent but also came at a premium, $6 for 3 pieces.
re: maj54us
they haven't screwed up, they just aren't very memorable in my opinion and not worth the slightly expensive price. i wouldn't complain if they were selling tacos for $2, but $4-$7 for an ok taco is a bit much.
re: catroast
I agree that they're overpriced, but maybe they have to be considering they can't run full time...yet!
re: lindsho
they have a permanent restaurant at the Faubourg downtown.
re: maj54us
Yes, I think the main source of negative comments on Grumman is the price tag associated to it, not the quality per se. Their pretty-good tacos (interesting and original, with some taste combinations working better than others), but likely not the best you've ever tasted.
But if I went to the Souk (and it wasn't so overcrowded that I decided to turn around, which happened this week) I would probably try another of the food offering, Grumman has a permanent restaurant and are more present at other festival, so try something that isn't usually around.
re: sweettoothMTL
Grumman was also the first one in town, all the other "operations" have started this summer so obviously they have some more recognition and is the basis of comparison for food trucks in montreal.
As for their permanent location at Faubourg, same quality, same price, but i find the tacos a bit bigger over there (more stuff in them)


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Voucher program grows by 1,800 students this year
Updated On: Oct 21 2013 12:38:40 PM CDT
Lawsuits, funding concerns and questions of quality haven't stopped the growth of Gov. Bobby Jindal's school voucher program.
The program added more than 1,800 students this year, according to the first official tally for the current school year, released Monday.
The state education department said 6,751 students are enrolled in 126 private schools across the state with taxpayer dollars. Another 24 students have switched to a high-performing public school through the voucher program.
That's a 37 percent increase, up from 4,944 students using vouchers at the same point last year, in the first year of the statewide program.
Education department spokesman Barry Landry says the department is pleased with the enrollment uptick and expects the voucher program to continue to grow each year.
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Open for a limited time: Charitable Cosplay Shop
Another bit of exciting news!
I'm frequently asked if I sell prints of my cosplay work. I don't. From a personal perspective I'd rather keep my hobby just that, and not feel bogged down by blurring the lines and running a business.
However, I think I've found a happy medium! After coordinating with the many talented photographers I've worked with over the years, I've opened a limited shop with prints to benefit charity - specifically The Trevor Project. Please read the FAQ for more info on how the donation will be made, but note that all proceeds will make there way to the selected charity. I will not be making a profit from this store.
The shop must close on March 10 - I need enough time to fulfill orders before I leave for Dublin in April. All prints 8x10 and buy 4, get 1 free. Please indicate in the buyer's notes if you'd like them signed or personalized - I don't want to scribble all over the art unless it's what you're looking for!
I'd much appreciate help spreading the word so we can make a big donation! As always, thanks for the support!
Source meaganmarie.storenvy.com


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These gorgeous flowers are all by my amazing sister Desiree. She has been doing floral arrangements since she was 14, which gives her 18 years of experience! She now has her own small business that does fantastic florals and event planning here in the San Diego area. Her business, Penny Blooms Floral Design and Event's, is currently up for voting for the chance at a small business grant from FedEx for up to $25,000! Please help her win by voting for her! You can vote once per day until February 23rd, 2014
Go to http://bit.ly/19CSjbm to vote