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Day 18: I'm Not Defined by the Numbers
Based on Chapter 7 of Made to Crave
Thought for the Day: "We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ." (2 Corinthians 10:5)
I was in an exercise class one day when the gal next to me leaned over and shared concerns about her sister's increasing weight. I was half listening and half straining to lift my aching legs when she quipped, "I mean, my sister now weighs like 150 pounds!" I didn't know whether to laugh out loud or keep silent, because the number that horrified her was the exact number I saw that very morning on my scale!
However, I found great joy when I realized that my workout buddy's statement didn't rattle me.
It would have just a few years ago. It would have sent me on a tailspin full of crash diets and unrealistic expectations. However, there I was, at peace, in the midst of her harsh statement. I wasn't at my goal weight yet. But I was in the process of investing wisely in my health and spiritual growth. I had been diligently filling my mind with God's truths. These principles now protected me from thoughts of condemnation, jealousy, and defeat. This is what the apostle Paul meant when he said in 2 Corinthians 10:5:
We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.
When we're familiar with God's truth, we can literally challenge any comment with the questions, "Is it true? Is it beneficial? Is it necessary?" If the answer is no, then we don't open the door of our hearts. We make the choice to walk away from the comment and all the negative thoughts it could harvest if we listened to it.
My classmate's shock at her sister's weight wasn't beneficial to me. Therefore, I didn't have to internalize her comment. I could leave it on the gym floor and walk away. That statement didn't belong to me. I had a choice to make. I could feed that comment and let it crush my identity. Or, I could see it as a careless remark and move on with my day.
Standing in the gym, I desperately wanted to yell out three glorious words, "I am free!" In that moment, I had a small moment of victory over an identity disorder that I'd battled for a long time. I was no longer defined by a number on the scale, because my weight loss goal was peace. As we move through our healthy eating journey, remember that the goal shouldn't just be a smaller measurement, but a larger measure of peace.
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1In those days Caesar Augustus issued a decree that a census should be taken of the entire Roman world. 2(This was the first census that took place while Quirinius was governor of Syria.) 3And everyone went to his own town to register.
4So Joseph also went up from the town of Nazareth in Galilee to Judea, to Bethlehem the town of David, because he belonged to the house and line of David. 5He went there to register with Mary, who was pledged to be married to him and was expecting a child. 6While they were there, the time came for the baby to be born, 7and she gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.
8And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. 9An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. 10But the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. 11Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ[a] the Lord. 12This will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger."
13Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying, 14"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to men on whom his favor rests."
15When the angels had left them and gone into heaven, the shepherds said to one another, "Let's go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has told us about."
16So they hurried off and found Mary and Joseph, and the baby, who was lying in the manger. 17When they had seen him, they spread the word concerning what had been told them about this child, 18and all who heard it were amazed at what the shepherds said to them. 19But Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart. 20The shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things they had heard and seen, which were just as they had been told.
21On the eighth day, when it was time to circumcise him, he was named Jesus, the name the angel had given him before he had been conceived.
22When the time of their purification according to the Law of Moses had been completed, Joseph and Mary took him to Jerusalem to present him to the Lord 23(as it is written in the Law of the Lord, "Every firstborn male is to be consecrated to the Lord"), 24and to offer a sacrifice in keeping with what is said in the Law of the Lord: "a pair of doves or two young pigeons."
25Now there was a man in Jerusalem called Simeon, who was righteous and devout. He was waiting for the consolation of Israel, and the Holy Spirit was upon him. 26It had been revealed to him by the Holy Spirit that he would not die before he had seen the Lord's Christ. 27Moved by the Spirit, he went into the temple courts. When the parents brought in the child Jesus to do for him what the custom of the Law required, 28Simeon took him in his arms and praised God, saying: 29"Sovereign Lord, as you have promised, you now dismiss your servant in peace. 30For my eyes have seen your salvation, 31which you have prepared in the sight of all people, 32a light for revelation to the Gentiles and for glory to your people Israel."
33The child's father and mother marveled at what was said about him. 34Then Simeon blessed them and said to Mary, his mother: "This child is destined to cause the falling and rising of many in Israel, and to be a sign that will be spoken against, 35so that the thoughts of many hearts will be revealed. And a sword will pierce your own soul too."
36There was also a prophetess, Anna, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Asher. She was very old; she had lived with her husband seven years after her marriage, 37and then was a widow until she was eighty-four.[e] She never left the temple but worshiped night and day, fasting and praying. 38Coming up to them at that very moment, she gave thanks to God and spoke about the child to all who were looking forward to the redemption of Jerusalem.
39When Joseph and Mary had done everything required by the Law of the Lord, they returned to Galilee to their own town of Nazareth. 40And the child grew and became strong; he was filled with wisdom, and the grace of God was upon him.
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In this section of the website we highlight some of the students who have received, or who are still receiving, a bursary or CPD grant from the Anna Plowden Trust.
The Trust supported 12 students in the 2013-14 academic year, studying the conservation of textiles, books, easel painting, furniture and stained glass as well as conservation for archaeology for museums and MAs in conservation. In 2014-15 the number of bursaries offered rose to 17 and in 2015-16 the trustees have been able to increase the number of students to whom it offered funding to 19 who are going to be studying on 12 different courses across the UK. This in part represents the growing number of applicants as well as the high calibre of those who applied.
At the end of the academic year, every student is required to write a short report on the course they have taken, what they have achieved and what they plan to do next. The 2014-15 students are currently finishing their courses, after which they will write their reports for the Trust. It is these that are summarised on the website and which will be added as soon as they are received. To find out more about some of the students who have benefitted from our support use the links to the left of this page.
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Rebeca Grynspan, UN Under Secretary General and UNDP Associate Administrator and Smt. Jayanthi Natarajan, Minister of Environment and Forests with winners of the India Biodiversity Awards in the category of decentralized governance – Shankarpur village gram panchayat in Gadchirol district, Maharastra.
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However, he played during the height of the Steroid Era, leading some voters to discredit Piazza's long list of accomplishments on the field. Only his second year on the ballot, Piazza finished with 62.2 percent of the vote, just a bit shy of the 75 percent threshold. 2|19 John Iacono/SI Jack Morris The five-time All-Star pitched in the big leagues for 18 years, including 14 seasons with the Detroit Tigers. Morris, in his final year of Hall of Fame eligibility, fell short for the 15th straight year, leaving his future Cooperstown fate up to the Veteran's Committee. The knock on Morris? He simply wasn't good enough to be enshrined in the Hall of Fame. Morris's career 3.90 ERA would have been higher than any other pitcher in Cooperstown, even though he did notch 254 wins and 175 complete games during his career. 3|19 John Iacono/SI Jeff Bagwell Bagwell played 15 years at first base for the Houston Astros, and received 59.6 percent of the votes in 2013. This year, however, Bagwell's vote total actually declined, with the four-time All-Star only receiving 54.3 percent in his fourth year of eligibility. Most voters' discomfort with Bagwell can be traced to the steroid laden era in which he played and lingering suspicions that the ex-Astro used PEDs. 4|19 Manny Millan/SI Tim Raines Raines played in the major leagues during five different U.S. presidential administrations. His career spanned 23 years, 13 of which came with the Montreal Expos. He led the league in stolen bases four times, and was one of the best offensive players in baseball during the 1980s. Named an All-Star on seven occasions, Raines fell short for the seventh straight year, with his vote share falling from 52.2 percent last year to 46.1 percent this year. Raines still has eight years left of eligibility, in which skeptical voters will determine whether a very good player during his era meets the Cooperstown standard. 5|19 Jerry Wachter, Damian Strohmeyer/SI Roger Clemens One of the greatest pitchers of all-time, the opposition to Roger Clemens can be summed up in one word: steroids. After the Mitchell Report named Clemens a PED user in 2007, he became one of the poster boys of the Steroid Era, even appearing before Congress at one point on perjury charges. Though the evidence against Clemens does not include a positive test, accusations are widespread. Clemens received 35.4 percent of the vote, a slight drop from last year, but he did finish higher than any other player strongly linked with steroids. Clemens, who played 24 seasons in the majors with the Red Sox, Blue Jays, Yankees and Astros, has won seven Cy Young awards, the most ever. Whether voters deem his integrity worthy of Cooperstown, though -- after all, "integrity" is a requirement of election rules -- is another story. 6|19 Brad Mangin/SI Barry Bonds The all-time home run king, Barry Bonds posted statistics throughout his career seemingly worthy of enshrinement: 762 home runs, 2,558 walks, 1,966 RBIs, 514 stolen bases and 2,935 hits. But Bonds, a 14-time All-Star and a seven-time MVP, remains widely suspected and accused of steroid use. The fact that he garnered two of his biggest accomplishments -- the single-season home run record and the all-time home run record -- very late in his career only makes voters more wary. At 34.7 percent of the vote, Bonds still has a long way to go to reach Cooperstown. But opposition to PED-stained candidates has been rock-solid among a majority of voters. 7|19 Ronald C. Modra/SI Lee Smith In his 12th year on the ballot, Lee Smith received only 29.9 percent of the vote this year -- his lowest total ever. The decline is particularly drastic considering his 47.8 percent share the previous year. Smith earned 478 saves throughout an 18-year career. On four occasions he led the league in saves. But even though he maintained greatness in the league for a long period of time, baseball has also witnessed a tremendous rise in successful closers in more recent years, making Smith look a bit more ordinary. 8|19 Bill Frakes, Chuck Solomon, Winslow Townson/SI Curt Schilling Schilling's numbers throughout his career aren't necessarily remarkable, but his October heroics make Schilling an intriguing Hall of Fame candidate. After two years of eligibility, voters still aren't buying Schilling, who was an integral aspect of the 2001 Diamondbacks and 2004 Red Sox championship teams. Though he only received 29.2 percent of the vote, Schilling still has 13 years remaining of eligibility -- plenty of time for voters to have a change of heart. 9|19 Rich Frishman/SI Edgar Martinez Martinez received 35.9 percent of the vote in 2013, but this year his share fell to 25.2 percent. A seven-time All-Star, Martinez faced an uphill battle this year with a tougher ballot, particularly because voters are only permitted to vote for 10 players. Martinez was also mainly a designated hitter throughout most of his career, which some voters consider a negative. 10|19 John Iacono/SI Alan Trammell A longtime shortstop for the Detroit Tigers, Alan Trammel's share of the vote declined to 20.8 percent this year. Trammell, a prominent face on the 1984 World Series champion Tigers, is considered by some to be one of the greatest shortstops of all-time. But Trammell also faced difficult competition on the ballot this year, even though he notched four Golden Gloves and six all-star appearances during his 20-year career with Detroit. This year was his 13th year of eligibility. 11|19 Al Tielemans/SI Mike Mussina Mike Mussina was a consistently good pitcher through his era. He pitched 10 seasons for the Orioles followed by eight for the Yankees, winning 270 games in the process. Never the greatest pitcher of his era, even though he was a five-time All-Star, Mussina was also perhaps the victim of a crowded ballot. 12|19 V.J. Lovero/SI Jeff Kent In just his first year on the ballot, Kent only garnered 15.2 percent of the vote share, a long way away from the required 75 percent. But there's certainly room in the future for Kent to improve his favorability among voters. Compared to other second basemen, his numbers are outstanding: His career 351 home runs, 1,389 RBIs, 508 doubles and .509 slugging percentage posted while playing second base are the best of all-time. 13|19 John Iacono/SI Fred McGriff During his 19-year career, McGriff hit nearly 500 home runs, establishing himself as one of baseball's best power hitters. He had success in both leagues, leading the AL in home runs in 1989 and the NL in 1992. But McGriff never was considered the best player of his generation, which surely hurt his candidacy in a difficult ballot. He finished with 11.7 percent of the vote this year, his fifth of eligibility. 14|19 Chuck Solomon, V.J. Lovero/SI Mark McGwire Another player strongly tainted by steroids, McGwire only received 11 percent of the vote this year, which was his fifth of eligibility. McGwire acknowledged using steroids during his career in 2010, but he was widely accused of PED use before his admission. 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Healthy Treats for the Kids' Easter BasketsHealthy Living
As you might expect, my family doesn't tend to go overboard with the treats on holidays where the indulgence of everything sweet typically runs rampant in households with kids. With yet another candy filled holiday coming up soon, I found myself pondering how to best fill the kids' Easter baskets with healthy treats without guaranteeing myself a house full of sniffles. Reiterating the lesson of moderation is also high on the list. I don't think it is ever a good idea to let kids eat candy and sweets in an unrestrained manner. Letting kids eat candy and sweets at will and without limit can definitely lead to an unbalanced approach to eating as they grow older.
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Kristina I just read this post and even though Easter has paessd I thought I'd add a comment. My issue is just the opposite: for years I filled the Easter baskets, hid the candy, got everyone off to Church, made a big meal, etc. Now MY children have grown up, moved away (too far for us to be together for just a day), and have children of their own. To say our Easter traditions have evolved is an understatement! All of our grandchildren receive Easter cards with a treat inside (money, gift cards). The Don and I now invite friends for a nice Easter dinner (with ham always the centerpiece). We still celebrate but our traditions different and that's how life goes, I think!
Kyla, I'd love to see your cake recipe!
Great article, thank you! What would you suggest we do with the candy from Grandma's? It seems that they always get a sugar overload there. I have considered paying them for every piece of candy that they bring home?? Any thoughts/suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much!
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What great ideas for kids at easter! I also like to make Easter games and Easter coloring pages and include them as Easter treats.Easter Activities
I have found the Yummy Earth Organic Lollipops at both Abby's and Nutrition Smart which are both in Carrollwood on North Dale Mabry. They were available individually at the checkout counter in Abby's (only $.25 each – not sure if they sell them by the bag there) and definitely by the large bag at Nutrition Smart (don't remember price). Haven't checked yet for the Gummy Bears or the Mint Patties.
Mama G
My husband and I have decided that we are going to give our son a game or activity and set up a scavenger hunt to find it. We bought a very small basket for him to collect the eggs with his clues. He's only eight months but we hope if we start him off right we won't have to worry about the expectation of candy. Plus we get to have fun doing the scavenger hunts until he is old enough to do them by himself.
Sarah, the Healthy Home Economist
Healthfood stores should carry them (Abby's in Carrollwood has the raw honey mint patties). If not, ask them to start stocking them! Most healthfood stores are more than happy to oblige.
Bob Monk
Cookies are all time favorite and are perfect pick me uppers. Cookie gift and cookies gift baskets always bring smile in face of the recipient, and are perfect for any occasion as well as any sentiment you wish to express–Thank You, Get Well, Best Wishes, and Thinking of You. Visit here: http://www.giftswish.com/gift-baskets-cookie-gift-baskets.html
We also got a few rolls of quarters and put them in the plastic eggs and hid them around the house… I think they liked that more then the candy.
Sarah, where do you purchase those items in the Tampa Bay area? I am just thrilled to find some alternatives to the garbage sold at the big chain stores for Easter candy.


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325 Appetizers for Special Occasions: Get Any Celebration Off to a Perfect Start with Recipes for Easy Appetizers, Fabulous Finger Foods and Scrumptious Salads, Shown in Over 325 Photographs (Paperback)Anne Hildyard
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Get any celebration off to a perfect start with recipes for easy appetizers, fabulous finger foods and scrumptious salads, shown in over 325 photographs. This title offers an irresistible collection of ideas to start the meal, with over 325 appetizers from a wide range of cuisines. It contains tempting suggestions for every type of starter from finger foods, dips and elegant first courses to buffet party bites and snacks. It helps you tantalize your guests with intriguing tastes from all over the world, such as Crab Dim Sum with Chinese Chives, Vegetable Tempura, Taquitos with Beef, Shish Kebabs with Sumac, and Chicken Flautas. Every recipe has step-by-step instructions and a beautiful photograph of the finished dish to ensure perfect results every time. Complete nutritional notes allow you to plan a balanced, healthy menu. At buffets, light lunches or celebrations, serve a selection of miniature tartlets, croquettes, koftas, prawn balls, fish cakes, seafood rolls, fritters and dumplings. A variety of tasty morsels is always popular, and guaranteed to get your guests in the party mood. You will be spoilt for choice with this wealth of recipes for over 325 easy and elegant appetizers. There are pates, terrines and mousses, tarts and pastries, fritters and tempuras, poultry and meat bites, fish and shellfish nibbles, and delectable salad starters. Every mouth-watering recipe is photographed, and clear step-by-step instructions ensure successful results. A nutritional analysis accompanies each recipe, so you can plan a balanced meal. Including cook's tips, advice about ingredients and suggestions for variations, this book has all you need to make any occasion go with a swing.
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In honor of the fiftieth anniversary of Spider-Man, we're doing four straight months of polls having to do with Spider-Man, culminating with the release of the Amazing Spider-Man film in July. The last installment will deal with Spider-Man stories, but this month will be about Spider-Man's writers and artists.
You all voted, now here are the results! Here is a master list of all the creators listed so far. We continue with Spider-Man artists #15-11…
15. Humberto Ramos
Humberto Ramos first worked on Spider-Man in a very well-received four-part story in Paul Jenkins' Peter Parker: Spider-Man series (#44-47). The issues were SO well received that Jenkins and Ramos then launched their own Spider-Man title, Spectacular Spider-Man, which Ramos drew from #1-10, 12, 17-18.
More recently, Ramos has become the main artist on Amazing Spider-Man, alternating with Stefano Caselli and Giuseppe Camuncoli (Camuncoli took over from Marcos Martin, who was originally one third of the rotating art team). Ramos has drawn #648-651, 654.1, 667-671, 676, 678-679, 684-685.
Ramos is noted by his dynamic artwork where characters appear almost as if they are in a cartoon. It is a bold departure from the realism many other comic book artists go for in their work, but the power of Ramos' art makes his style very compelling.
Here is a bit from the beginning of Big Time in Amazing Spider-Man #648…
14. Mike Wieringo
Mike Wieringo had two distinct runs on Spider-Man. First, Sensational Spider-Man #8-11, 13-17, 21-23, 27-28 and 31 and then Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1-5, 8-10.
The late, great Wieringo's cartoon-esque drawings belied a greater understanding of how to depict actual human emotions than most of the best photo-realistic artists out there.
Wieringo also had an excellent sense of design. Check out this two-page spread from Sensational Spider-Man #13…
Awesome stuff.
It is a real shame that on his two stints on Spider-Man, he opened up with Ben Reilly and then finished with The Other and the Armored Spider-Man. That gave him only twelve stories featuring the plain ol' Peter Parker Spider-Man.
13. Mike Zeck
Mike Zeck had drawn a handful of Spider-Man comics here and there over the years (a Web of Spider-Man here a Spectacular Spider-Man there) but he really cemented his place in Spider-Man comic history when he drew the six-part Kraven's Last Hunt (with writer J.M. DeMatteis and inker Bob McLeod) that crossed over into all three of the Spider-Man titles for two months in 1987.
Zeck's powerful imagery was a major part of the appeal of the famed storyline…
Zeck later did a graphic novel sequel to the story. The Kraven's Last Hunt creative team re-united one more time in 1996 for the story they were born to tell – a mini-series about Ben Reilly and Kaine. Okay, maybe "born to tell" was a stretch.
12. Ron Frenz
Something people tend to forget is that Ron Frenz was the artist on "The Boy Who Collected Spider-Man." It was before he took over as the regular artist on Amazing. Frenz drew Amazing Spider-Man with writer Tom DeFalco from #251-284 (here are the specific issues, as he missed a couple here and there – #251-252, 255-261, 263, 268-271, 273-277, 280-281, 283-284). He also did two issues of Untold Tales of Spider-Man and two Webspinners issues. And, of course, what, a hundred issues of Spider-Girl?
In any event, Frenz's Amazing Spider-Man run was a brilliant combination between the styles of the two (then) most famous Spider-Man artists, Steve Ditko and John Romita. Frenz had the action of Romita but he also had a more Ditko-esque approach to the characters in the book. Frenz's Peter Parker, for instance, was much closer to Ditko than it was Romita. Frenz was (and is) a masterful storyteller, which helped combine with Tom DeFalco's writing to form a highly acclaimed run on Amazing.
Here is a page from the debut of the Black costume (which would play a major part in Frenz's run) (Amazing #252)…
11. Erik Larsen
When Erik Larsen took over Amazing Spider-Man after Todd McFarlane left the title, McFarlane's re-design on Spider-Man clearly influenced Larsen, but I think that that influence is overblown a bit. What amazes me about Larsen's run is that he was able to maintain the power of McFarlane's pencils while (in my opinion, at least) actually improving a bit on the storytelling in the book. Larsen has a keen eye for page design and that really helped him in his storytelling. Check out this page from his final issue on Amazing, #350…
See? It's a powerful image but it is very well told. Larsen lays the page out in a creative fashion that gets the story across while still maintaining the dynamic shots of Spidey in action. Larsen actually did a fill-in issue on Amazing before McFarlane took over (and then did three fill-ins during McFarlane's run), but his main run went from #330-350 (with only one missed issue, #345) and then Larsen wrote and drew Spider-Man in #15, 18-23. Larsen also wrote and drew a Spider-Man/Wolverine story in Marvel Comics Presents #48-50. Larsen then also did a three-issue arc as an artist during Howard Mackie's Spider-Man reboot run (Amazing Spider-Man Volume 2 #18-20).
no Sal Buscema yet…part of me is worried he won't make the list, part of me is excited to see where he ends up in the top 10…the older I've gotten the more I absolutely love his Spectacular Spider-man work…
I'll second that, tim. Sal Buscema is one of the all time greats in my book.
Larsen and Frenz were on my list. Zeck is great too, but I had to left some great ones off my list. Sadly. And I don't care for Ramos' art. At All.
And Sal Buscema was on my top 5. I'm sure he will be in the top 10.
I loved Larson on that "Teen Titans Spotlight on Aqua lad" issue, as well as his run on pre-Morrison Doom Patrol. His quirky dynamic style was exciting; but, the roll he was placed in, as the McFarlane replacement (Hulk 345, Amazing Spider-Man, & Adjective-less Spider-Man), made the 18 year old me disregard him. I'm happy that Savage Dragon has had such a long run.
Brian. You show a page from Frenz's first issue on his Amazing run, Issue 252, but list 251 as another issue he drew. While 252 is the first Black Costume SPM, wouldn't 251 be considered the beginning of his drawing run? (248 was a back-up story, so I can understand neglecting that).
I forget If I included Mike Zeak on my list. Shoud've.
It is odd how few of these artists are primarily Spider-Man artists. They are wonderful artists who draw a fine Spidey. However, I always think of that title as having a strong visual style that often defines careers. Other than Ron Frenz, none of these guys were really defined by their time on the web-slinger.
A great selection of artists!!
Man, Zeck is so awesome.
Frenz and Larsen were guys that I never really appreciated while they were drawing Spidey- Frenz for not being flashy enough and Larsen for not being McFarlane, but I like their work quite a bit now. Really great storytelling from both of them.
The thought that Todd McFarlane will probably be ranked higher than these three artists depresses me. McFarlane is wildly overrated.
I'm expecting both Todd McFarlane and Sal Buscema to show up in the top 10, but I don't like either. As a kid, I remember reading the issues where Buscema filled in for Andru, and the Buscema issues were just a large step down in quality, with his badly simplified anatomy and constantly trapezoid mouths. Some of his Hulk work was pretty good, though.
McFarlane should be in the top 3 with Steve Ditko and John Romita SR. Those are the 3 most distinct spider-artists.
McFarlane is not completely devoid of qualities, but the lumpiness, clutter and bad anatomy work against him, so on balance, I'd say he's clearly below average.
Shaping up to be an excellent list, in that the top ten will closely match my top ten.
I did have Ringo on my list, but the other 9 I expect to be shoe-ins, along with my #11 pick.
Wow, can't believe Larsen made it! There's just something about his art I've never like and I dropped Spidey when he took over and never went back to buying Spidey on a regular based with the exception of the .99 book. I'd the rest of the artists except for Ramos in a heartbeat.
McFarlane should be in the top 3 with Steve Ditko and John Romita SR. Those are the 3 most distinct spider-artists.
Rob Liefeld is also distinct. Distinct doesn't always mean good. Sometimes it can mean the polar opposite of good.
Not sure how to respond to the above. I meant distinct as a positive. I didn't mean it as "the polar opposite of good."
I was sort of contemplating feeling bad that I left Larsen off my list. I do dislike the McFarlanesque influences in his work, but I appreciate what I think of as the Ditko influences. And Ron Frenz is probably underranked because not enough people read 'Spider-Girl.' Or because I didn't think Spider-Girl was supposed to be a factor in the voting, or perhaps he is just underrated.
Mike Zeck I just forgot about. Oops. And I am also holding out hope for Sal Buscema.
You show a page from Frenz's first issue on his Amazing run, Issue 252, but list 251 as another issue he drew. While 252 is the first Black Costume SPM, wouldn't 251 be considered the beginning of his drawing run? (248 was a back-up story, so I can understand neglecting that).
Yeah, I just confused. I meant to write the first black costume issue, which I've now corrected it to. Thanks for the head's up!
Too soon! I was hoping Ron Frenz would crack the top ten at least. He's one of my favourites.
I also put down Mike Zeck based on the Kraven story. Seemed like a bit of a cheat since I hadn't read anything else by him to do with Spidey (besides Secret Wars) but I guess I wasn't alone.
Wow, I can't believe Larson didn't crack the top 10. I had him in my top 3. I wish Marvel would give him a Visionaries line of Trades, at least collecting his Spiderman solo title run (the Sinister six arc plus the Beast issue with nice, glossy paper would make a great trade) I do think he suffered a lot from 'not being McFarlane' and his art grew a TON from the time he gook over to the end of the book. I'm a little surprised to see Wieringo as one spot above Ramos, because Ringo always seemed like a poor man's Ramos to me.
Ramos, Zeck and Larson all got votes from me.
And Ugh @ Sal Buscema. I guess he'll make it, but I'm not excited for it.
There are 7 obvious artists still coming up (Ditko, Romita, Romita Jr, Bagley, McFarlane, Buscema, and Kane), but I really have no idea who the other 3 will be. Byrne? Milgrom? Buckler? I'm loving this list.
And I voted for Larsen. Spider-Man 23 was one of the first comics I ever bought, and his Spider-Man poses are still what I always feel like the character should look like. I also loved how many guest-stars Larsen's Spidey stories tended to have, as I think Spidey is at his best when bantering with others.
I liked Zeck's work in general, but I was never a big fan of his Spider-Man stuff for some reason. It just never really clicked for me.
I'd agree with the guy who said McFarlane is "not completely devoid of merit" – he did draw a distinctive, interesting Spider-Man, but the rest of his character work sucked. He was more interesting than the rest of the Image crowd, but that's not saying much.
I considered giving him a 10th place vote, but I decided the negative influence he had on Spider-Man, Marvel and comics in general was more than enough to rule him out.
Nice batch of artists. Zeck has gotta be my favorite of this bunch, but all have earhed their place, even though I don't care for Ramos's art much. Even so, I still think he is a great match for Spidey; his art is dynamic and absolutely bursting with energy, and that's what a Spider-Man book needs.
I actually preferred Larsesn's run to McFarlane's back in the day, largely because Ijust enjoyed the oddball facial expressions he always gave the characters. The angular style reminded me of Ditko's run, as well.
Mike Weiringo co-created the mighty Che-K'n Kau, and for that we shall be forever grateful.
I'm glad to see Mike Wieringo made the list…I voted for him and Ron Frenz. I Think Frenz shoud have made the top 10.
None of my votes showed up in this segment – I'm hoping that most of them are coming up in the Top 10. Really looking forward to some of those definitive artists in the Top 10 . . .
Of the five listed here, I generally only think of Frenz and Larsen as being definitively "Spider-Man" artists – that is, artists whose careers have been substantially defined by their work on the character (although Ramos probably fits with that definition as well).
My very non-artistic, non-technical and truly subjective impression of each as follows:
Ramos is interesting visually but I find the lack of fluidity in his action scenes to be too much of knock against him to merit my vote. In his action scenes, I don't see Spidey flowing from move to move the way I can see it with the Romitas or like the Frenz example above. Since that was always one of my historic joys of reading Spidey, I just can't get into Ramos as a Spider-Man artist.
Zeck I don't have a strong opinion about either way. Technically solid but doesn't stand out to me in any way. Probably hampered by the fact that he never historically drew a run of the character that I grew an emotional attachment to.
Wieringo I also don't have too strong an opinion of either mostly because I missed his time with the character. I more readily think of him as an FF artist (and favorably so).
Frenz – Probably deserves more credit than I've historically been willing to give him. Of all the artists listed in this segment, Frenz is most likely to get a vote from me. He did bring that old Ditko-esque sentiment back to the title, all the while maintaining the fluidity of action that was a hallmark of both Romitas. He also did fabulous work mimicking Ditko on a "What if . . . " where it was Aunt May who was shot by the burglar leaving Uncle Ben as Peter's remaining family member. I can't remember who wrote that issue, but it was a great read and it would have been a hard task convincing me it was anybody but Ditko doing the pencils if I had come across that issue, coverless, in some old back-issues bin somewhere. My biggest gripe against Frenz (and it is admittedly unfair) is that he came in after my single most favorite ASM run of all time, the Stern/JRjr run. I loved that run, and thus, in my mind, DeFalco/Frenz meant no more Stern/JRjr. If the DeFalco/Frenz run had not been adjacent to Stern/JRjr historically, I would have probably enjoyed it much, much more and held it in much higher esteem. As it is, I do hold it in much higher esteem than what immediately followed . . . (though, unfortunately, I think McFarlane is destined for a Top 5 finish, at minimum).
Larsen – I do harbor the unfortunate (and, again, admittedly unfair) McFarlane/Early Image bias against Larsen. But even that aside, I honestly don't think I'd have been a big fan of his work. The influence McFarlane had on his pencils were over-exagerated in my opinion. He did have much greater proficiency with page layouts and basic storytelling than his predecessor on ASM. However, two things always come to my mind when I think of Larsen – excessive cross-hatching and hairy forearms. They're everywhere in his work (or at least were back in the day). I haven't checked out an issue of Savage Dragon in a long time, but if I did, I'm betting there'd be lots of cross-hatching and hairy forearms . . .
I was a huge fan of the Defalco/Frenze run because, it appeared to me as a teenager, that Defalco was obviouslt trying to channel Stan Lee and Frenz was clearly aping Ditko. I think the inclusion of the Ditko drawn Spidey icon on the top of the splash pages were Marvel's way of saying "yes, we notice it too." And I remember the impact "The Kid who Collects Spider-Man" had on fandom at the time. Kids today may think the story is a bit quaint, but at the time that final panel just punched you in the chest!
I can't get over Ramos' take on Spidey's eyes, they make Spidey look like a bad guy. I prefer small Spidey-eyes like JRsr or Ditko.
Ramos' "bushy eyebrow" Spidey is a worst-of-both-worlds from Bags' and McFarlane's huge eyes and the classic small.
Big outer eyes and small inner eyes.
Romas, really!!!!…..he's one of the worst artists ever.
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I have encountered this twice, the first time I thought it was just random stuff, so I put the investigation on hold until I encountered this again today.
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- High CPU usage by crond and sendmail (between 25% to 100% each)
- super slow disk IO (ssh runs fine until there is disk IO ops, like a simple ls -la)
- 'df -h' gave me a disk usage of 900G on my main mount (about 50% of my total space), I did not manage to track down which folder was using all the space, as the disk was running really slowly (it took 30s to return a 17M usage for one folder)
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- Cannot kill sendmail process, it keeps appearing at the top with a TIME of 600Minutes+ (I only discovered that there was a problem when I woke up)
None of those worked, then suddenly out of the blue while I was just scanning through logs (very slowly...) it went back to the normal speed again.
a du -h revealed that the 900G of usage is gone and back to 19G (which is what it is supposed to be at), and the sendmail process is killable now...
I am not sure where to start with to investigate this wierd problem, so if anyone can share some tips or shed some light on possible causes thast would be fab!
The only record I found of the process I killed was this one line
Oct 31 11:43:08 localhost sendmail[23302]: p9UIT2SB023302: from=[removed, it was not an email address though], size=1152544132509, class=0, nrcpts=1, relay=[removed]@localhost
As for cronjobs, I have 2 currently running, both are php scripts which I run once a minute and once an hour respectively.
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Wait a sec... size is 1152544132509 (about 1TB)... I guess that's what took the space... Now I gotta find what sent that mail. Any suggestions to how I can find the culprit?
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I found that I had over 10k unauthorized SSH login attempts... maybe the server was hijacked for a hacking attempt elsewhere... I will be switching off SSH login with password and making sure that the authorized keys are really the allowed ones...
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This is Crowhaven Farm from 1970. From the IMDb synopsis:
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Now there is some out of the box thinking right there...
Who would have ever thought of conditioning as a competitive advantage?
I'm sure none of those big boy teams on BYUs schedule this year has given a second thought to conditioning this summer....
I'm changing my prediction to undefeated for the Cougars this year...
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I'll admit, I am one of the fans who wanted Anae out last time around. I thought he was too predictable in his play calling and he was too conservative in the closing minutes of the Utah game (infamous blocked field goal attempt). But now I am starting to like this guy. I am willing to see what he can do. I agree with him 100% that it all begins with the offensive line.
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"... whip rump..."
Please stop Dick... you're embarrassing yourself.
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looks like they're buidling on the carrot and apples strategy of last
good job..good effort!
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Good offensive line play isn't created out of a vacuum. Exhibit A: Utah's O-line last year. It takes a lot of in-game reps to build the cohesion necessary to have a good line, and thus, a good offense. Byu simply won't have that this season. Combined that fact with the upgrade in schedule, and we might be seeing 'Anae run out of Provo: The Sequel', as the newest summer/fall blockbuster.
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For the last few years it seemed that offensively the team really didnt' get much better as the season progressed. I am sure that injuries and switching quarterbacks around didn't really help much but all teams have injuries and play different quarterbacks. I like the focus that BYU has this year. Can't wait for players to get on the field.
- 6:28 p.m. June 29, 2013
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Howard, no matter who thinks of what, or in your case, doesn't, someone
wants it more. That greater desire may be present at game day, it can also be
present through thousands of hours of preparation. Someone wants it more. When
someone is out, say for example, smoking weed, someone else is wanting it
When greater ability meets greater desire, something has to give. 'Bama learned that lesson from Utah. Here's hoping BYU can teach that lesson to Utah.
- 6:35 p.m. June 29, 2013
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When Utah bear Alabama they did it not only with desire... but with athleticism and experience that BYU simply does not have.
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All that athleticism and experience, and U still haven't been able to beat a single conference opponent with a winning record!
Since joining the PAC, the Utes are all talk, but no walk. You're not even good enough to beat the only WAC team on your schedule to qualify for a bowl.
- 9:13 p.m. June 29, 2013
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But we're good enough to beat your Cougars...
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Howard S.
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Remind me not to throw you a compliment again, totally wasted.
The point is not about BYU athleticism. 'Bama posseses athleticism that Utah can only dream about... but desire won the day.
Refresh my memory (because it HAS been a long time), the last time BYU beat Utah, was that not the Ute team that had six players drafted, while BYU only produced free agents?
I LIKE both, but if I have to choose, I'll pick desire over stallions. And since, as you so graciously pointed out, the big boys have studs BYU can't even dream about, we'd better have desire.
Come to think of it, that may be why Utah has made a habit of losing to teams they should beat. To much athleticism, not enough desire.
- 9:35 p.m. June 29, 2013
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Yay, Hedgie's back!!!
How great is it that our obsessive little brothers have to constantly come onto BYU articles to feel special and important. It must be so hard being the punching bag of the PAC. And we know, 3/4 8/11 and PAC-12 membership, but it doesnt make it any less pathetic that you spend so much of your time commenting on articles about a team you don't like. The least you could do is bring valuable exchange to these boards. But I guess that is expecting way too much isn't it?
Anyway, I have always liked Anae. The last time he was in Provo was his first job as an OC, and he had multiple top 25 offenses in that time. After spending two years learning the Spread/no huddle from one of the masters of the game, It will be very interesting to see what the new Anae offense looks like. Running the hurry-up will improve production and put more points on the board. The O-line will receive a huge overhaul, and that will be the deciding factor for the offenses success.
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I understand that you'd choose desire over horses because that's all you've got.
Utah beat Alabama because they had the horses to back up the desire.
The fact is that it's not either / or... most big boy teams have both... and if you only have desire you're going to get beat.
As for Utah... If you're hoping for a lack of desire... I predict you'll be sorely disappointed.
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Gotta admit, I like what I'm hearing, but seeing is believing. OTOH, Howie
and his friends come over here to talk smak while their team can't beat the
dregs of the PAC12. They criticize BYU's bowl arrangements, while their
team played in no bowl last year.
So how about waiting until Utah actually beats someone, say, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA, USC, someone other than Colorado before you talk about the great Utah athletes. And I'm waiting to see Utah beat Washington ... still waiting ... crickets ...
- 11:27 p.m. June 29, 2013
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"But we're good enough to beat your Cougars..."
It's laughable that the ONLY significant achievements the Utes have had since joining the PAC are a couple of wins over their supposedly "irrelevant", Independent rivals.
It's going to be a sad day in Uteville when Utah loses to BYU in a couple of months and the kids on the hill are forced to pretend that beating another 10-loss Colorado team is the new measure of success on the hill.
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Howard S.
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U do NOT have the horses to match up with Bama, otherwise, U wouldn't be floating at the bottom of the PAC while Bama is winning national championships. I know, I know, different years, but U haven't EVER had the horses that Bama has.
Your arrogance has slid you out on thin ice brother. Or ignorance. You choose.
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It clearly takes three things to win - talent, desire and coaching (strategy).
Alabama was clearly more talented, but Utah had enough talent, more desire
(probably because Alabama didn't think they had anything to worry about)
and a better game plan. Don't forget, Utah barely beat a mediocre New
Mexico team that same year.
Whether U like to admit it or not, BYU and Utah have had comparable talent the last four years, and probably will again this year. Three of those four have come down to the final play. Even the blowout two years ago was close in the first half, until BYU gave up (lost their desire) in the 2nd half.
BYU was not as talented as Oklahoma four years ago, but they won because they had more desire and a better game plan.
BYU will be more talented at QB and O line this year. I expect the other positions to be comparable talent to last year. Hopefully Anae will bring better strategy than we've had the last two years. I'm predicting 8-4 this year, but 9 or 10 wins is possible with desire and the right game plan.
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It only takes a couple of superior players on a team's offense to rule the
field, as long as you're using an offensive wrinkle that gives you some
BYU proved this in the 70's and early 80's.
Taysom Hill has presence, moxie and skills.
He'll make Anae look like a genius.
Good times ahead for 3 years.
And, good luck to the U in finding their stride in the PAC - they've got a good organization that just needs to get over the hill in their current surroundings.
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I find it interesting that beating a pathetic team like BYU is all the Utah fans seem to continually tout as their credentials of superiority. Surely attaining a victory over such a lower tier, inferior opponent cannot really feel that good. Seems to me that says a lot about the mighty, super athletic. incredibly fast Utes of today. Good luck boys. Let's see if cream really does rise to the top, of the PAC 12, that is.
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To the Editor: I applaud the decision the City Council made in denying the annexation of Tarheel Lanes into the city. This was for no other reason but to sell beer on the premises. This would profit no one except the owner.
Because there was no written opposition from any property owners does not mean everyone was for this annexation. I, for one, am against beer and wine in any form in any place.
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With the backyard of the University being Ottawa's lively downtown, there is always something to do at night. Whether you're a bar person, a club person, or looking for something else entirely, there are so many different locales for you to relax and unwind. ByWard Market is a student favorite, especially because of the diversity of its establishments. Whether you're a jazz or country person, there's a spot for almost every music lover. A number of places host student nights—usually on Thursdays and Fridays—so you can always find a good deal. Student favorites include MacLaren's, a pool bar on Elgin Street; Canadian Cabin, a country bar and lounge; and Mansion, a house and Top 40 nightclub. The most popular sports bars are right on campus, such as Father & Sons and the Draft Pub. Most clubs and bars in Ottawa are 19-and-up, but if you're not 19, you can always celebrate in the residence halls or in Gatineau-Hull, where most of the locales are 18-and-up or have designated "all ages" nights.
LGBT? Ottawa has quite a number of gay bars, including The Lookout Bar, Swizzles, and The Flamingo. Not into clubs or bars? Explore history on Parliament Hill; the Mosaika light and sound show is presented every night July through September. Or you can check out one of Ottawa's cultural communities, such as Little Italy or Chinatown. For laughs, Absolute Comedy features Canadian and American comics every night. Even if you just feel like a 4 a.m. snack, Zak's and Dunn's diners offer 24/7 eats with favorites such as smoke-meat sandwiches and French onion soup. Whatever your fancy, there's always something to do at night in Ottawa!
Pier 21, located in ByWard Market, offers live music and an atmosphere with a maritime feel. Events feature live music from the East Coast. This 19-and-up club also offers a full maritime menu showcasing fresh seafood.
111 Parent Ave.
Downtown - ByWard Market
(613) 244-3278
Located in ByWard Market, Mercury Lounge is a "21st century soul club." Featuring regular and guest DJs, along with a percussionist, events featuring live music are held regularly. Wi-Fi is also available. Mercury Lounge also offers an appetizer and pizza menu. Music is typically electronic, house, jazz, soul, and funk at this 19-and-up club; the dress code is casual chic-no hats.
56 ByWard Market Square
(613) 789-5324
As Ottawa's biggest downtown nightclub and live music venue, Ritual features some of the most popular shows. A mezzanine bar level offers a great view of the stage and provides seating. Themed events are held weekly, such as "Drop-it-like-it's-hot Thursdays" and "2 Rooms 1 Cover Saturdays." Music consists of hip-hop and R&B; the dress code at this 19-and-up club is casual chic.
137 Besserer St.
Downtown - Ottawa
(613) 680-7661
Tila Tequila is a club located in ByWard Market that is known for its tropical themed beachy atmosphere. Weekly events such as Thursday's "Ladies Night" are held, along with beachwear- and lingerie-themed events. This 19-and-up club is known for having the largest dance floor in Ottawa.
104 Clarence St.
(613) 241-6581
Studio is an upscale club located in ByWard Market that primarily caters to young adults. It has two rooms spread out over 7,000 square feet (and a rooftop terrace overlooking ByWard Market) featuring Ottawa DJs and three bars. They host events featuring DJs, performers, and featured photographers. Prior reservation is recommended at this semi-formal, 21-and-up club.
403 Dalhousie St.
(613) 315-8255
Mansion is one of the more popular downtown Ottawa clubs. They host quite a few events with guest DJs and performers, including themed nights and external events such as fashion shows. The atmosphere is fairly upscale and catered to the young adult clientele (21 to 26). Music includes R&B, hip-hop, and Top 40, and the dress code is semi-formal at this 19-and-up club.
400A Dalhousie
(613) 878-8110
Babylon is a student club that offers a "Mod Club Dance Party" every Sunday and monthly dance parties featuring Top 40 music. Often, they feature themes such as reggae nights, no-cover nights, and ethnic genres.
317 Bank St.
Downtown Ottawa
(613) 594-0003
Club Addiction is a popular student club located in Gatineau, with a central dance floor resembling a wrestling ring, a bar, and plush booths. Featuring student nights on "Wild Wednesdays" and "Thirsty Thursdays" and guest DJs on special occasions, this 18-and-up club typically plays Top 40 and has a dress code that's casual chic.
117 Promenade du Portage
Gatineau (Hull)
(819) 771-6677
The Great Canadian Cabin bar in Ottawa is a wildly popular student lounge. Featuring 12 pool tables and an outdoor patio in addition to the regular dance floor, bar, and booths, it's always packed. Thursdays are "Cabin Goes Country" nights, exclusively featuring country music.
95 York St.
(613) 241-7552
The Industry Room Liquor Store (popularly known as "Liquor Store") is a popular student lounge located in ByWard Market. A self-titled "party bar," every Tuesday this 19-and-up club hosts "Keg Nights," and every Friday it hosts "Flashback Fridays," featuring '80s and '90s hits. On Sunday, it hosts a "Dimanche We Party" event. Music includes mixed genres, and the dress code is casual chic-no hats, athletic wear, or branded wear.
128 York St.
(613) 241-6827
Le Volt is a popular student club located in Gatineau. Le Volt features a large rooftop patio, in addition to the dance floor and bar. Weekly events are held from Wednesday to Saturday, including "Unpredictable Wednesdays," with other events including country nights, soaking-wet foam parties, "Student Thursdays" with drink specials, "Fresh Fridays," and "Sexy Saturdays." Music is typically Top 40, with a dress code that ranges from casual chic to semi-formal at this 18-and-up club.
175 Promenade Du Portage
(819) 770-0202
La Maison is a student bar located on campus, featuring regular pub food at student fare. Well-known for its poutine, which comes in more than 10 creative varieties, La Maison is usually packed with students at night.
194 Somerset Ave. E
(613) 565-9585
The Highlander is located at ByWard Market and features a Scottish atmosphere. A full menu is available for lunch and dinner at this 19-and-up bar, in addition to regular bar food. The Highlander also features trivia nights on Tuesdays and live music Wednesday through Saturday.
115 Rideau St.
(613) 562-5678
The University Tavern is a student bar located on campus and offers a full menu in addition to regular bar food. Pizza and pasta are offered at student-friendly rates.
196 Somerset St. E
(613) 235-7777
Pub 101 is a student pub located in ByWard Market, featuring a street-front patio and regular bar food with daily specials. Open for lunch and dinner every day, "pub packages" are available to accommodate sports events and include guaranteed seating and coat check.
101 York St.
(613) 789-3515
Located in ByWard Market, the Heart & Crown features an Irish atmosphere stretching one block in size (earning the nickname, the "Irish Village") and consists of six patios belonging to five pubs under one roof: the Heart & Crown itself, the Snug Pub, the Mother McGintey's Pub, the Black Rose pub, and the Peter Devine's Club. In addition to a full menu served at lunch and dinner, breakfast is served at the Heart & Crown and Peter Devine's on weekends and holidays.
67 Clarence St.
(613) 562-0674
Located in ByWard Market, the Aulde Dubliner features an Irish atmosphere with décor imported from Ireland and two patios that encircle the bar on either side. Live entertainment is presented every Friday and Saturday night at this 19-and-up bar. In addition to a full menu, breakfast is served on weekends and holidays.
62 William St.
(613) 241-0066
The on-campus student bar 1848 is managed by the Student Federation of the University of Ottawa (SFUO). Located on the second floor of the University Center, 1848 offers bar food at student rates and is a favorite during sporting events. It also features pool tables, foosball, games, and music with DJs. There are nightly drink specials, most famously, "Toonie Tuesday."
Jock-Turcot University Center, Second Floor
On Campus
(613) 562-5800 ext. 2013
A wildly popular student restaurant and bar located on campus, Father & Sons features regular bar food at student prices. It is a favorite during sporting events. The breakfast special is quite popular among students, too.
112 Osgoode St.
(613) 234-1173
Blue Cactus is a restaurant and bar that serves up "contemporary favorites" in its full menu and features an all-day happy hour. Sporting events are showcased in the bar area, and every Friday and Saturday night is hosted by a DJ. Blue Cactus also supports many charities and hosts many events for charitable organizations.
2 ByWard Market
(613) 241-7061
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The score sold at the TU website is called a VantageScore. The only lender I know of (could be more of them) that uses the VS is Chase for some of their decisions.
No one has been able to buy their own Experian FICO score since February of 2009. Creditors can pull Experian and also there is a CU (PSECU) in Pennsylvania that supplies that information to it's members only. You can only buy true FICO scores at a few places. One place is here at myFICO. The TU FICO here is an older version (TU98) but it's still pulled my many lenders.
At one time you could also purchase your Transunion score at transunioncs.com but no more. Wal Mart now offers a TU08 score to those who have their store card and the Discover version.


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