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Beautiful! I especially love the first photo - very moody. <3ReplyDelete
So gorgeous as usual. Happy weekend!ReplyDelete
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Thank you dear! I'll have look... xoDelete
Fun pictures! What an interesting place. You found a lot of beauty, even whimsy, in the sort of place where these aren't our first associations.ReplyDelete
Fascinating Pictures. I particularly love the birds!ReplyDelete
Love the angel and also the birds.ReplyDelete
The first photo took my breath away....ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12:20 AM, March 22, 2014
JE suis in LOVE de tes photos.......L'ange je l'aime plus que tout..... Je crois en leur pouvoir.....ReplyDelete
Very sharp looking, feels like I can just grab them out of my screen :)ReplyDelete
the soul wants to fly, therefore the many wings. Liebe Grüsse.ReplyDelete
Lovely pics Rosa as always :-)ReplyDelete
Stunning images, Rosa!ReplyDelete
De toute beauté!! Bon samedi ma belle Rosa XXReplyDelete
My little bird sculpture just emerged from the snow this week -- these remind me of it in a sad way.ReplyDelete
I love the birds, Rosa! Your photos are magnificent as usual.ReplyDelete
The first photo reminds me of The Walking Dead...excellent, Rosa.ReplyDelete
So peaceful..and beautiful.ReplyDelete
I love the bird theme! All are lovely! :) elaReplyDelete
the small statues are a perfect accompaniment to the austerity and loneliness of the place; this is a moving essay, yet with only objects visible.ReplyDelete
Your photography is so incredible and very inspiring. Your an artist Rosa!ReplyDelete
Really gorgeous, Rosa. I feel like I'm right there with you!ReplyDelete
Lovely photos.ReplyDelete
J'adore évidemment ! Tu as su rendre différentes ambiances à travers tes photos, comme quoi dans un cimetière, on peut trouver des couleurs et de la gaieté... Quoi qu'il en soit, il s'en dégage un sentiment de paix intérieure... Ta première photo est juste fabuleuse !ReplyDelete
Bon dimanche ma Rosa et à bientôt ♡
Very nice Rosa as usual.I like the last angel. He looks so quiet with his hands in his pockets.ReplyDelete
There is so life there.
Superbe... ces photo dégagent une forme de paix presque poétique:)ReplyDelete
You always have the prettiest images!ReplyDelete
I like the birdsReplyDelete
There is beauty everywhere - even in cemeteries - and especially in your photos.ReplyDelete
Wonderful! I love those artistic statuettes.ReplyDelete
Good photos, as usual. This time the birds and angels, and the next series about this cemetery?ReplyDelete
Have a good week, EricReplies
Thank you! Unfortunately, I have no other pictures of this cemetery... Have a good week to! Cheers.Delete
Beautiful images Rosa,ReplyDelete
bien vue cette série d'oiseaux :)ReplyDelete
Interesting little details on the grave stones. The graveyard looks different to what we see in Austria. Thank you for the inspiration one again!ReplyDelete
You captured the FÜRSTENWALD CEMETERY beautifully, Rosa! We used to visit them in Europe and loved the beauty of the old marble grave stones.ReplyDelete
Love cemeteries, they are very peaceful and artistic places. Whenever I need to make important decisions, I always go to "visit" my grandparents at the cemetery (I live 2 mins away from it) and somehow always come back inspired and with a clearer view of what I'm looking for in life :)ReplyDelete
The Cemetery is truly a serene place and beautiful picturesReplyDelete
Just lovely and so serene...I love to visit cemeteries, especially the very old ones in New England.ReplyDelete
I love the shadows in the first photo, Rosa :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Makes me want to go explore.ReplyDelete
I like old cemeteries, many stories, and amazing stone work. The fourth picture caught my eye. Well done Rosa!ReplyDelete
another great collections.ReplyDelete
Tres serein, finalement. Tu devrais venir a Paris photographier le Pere Lachaise, tu adorerais je crois (a moins que tu ne le connaisses deja)ReplyDelete
really impressed and beautiful Rosa, love so much!ReplyDelete
Such a calm and serene beauty of this old cemetery and you captured it perfectly.ReplyDelete
i really enjoy cemeteries--it's a special kind of atmosphere!ReplyDelete
I love how dark and moody the first photo is. SO beautiful.ReplyDelete
Lovely, I really like all the different birds.ReplyDelete
Nice pictures and status!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6:46 PM, March 26, 2014
I love all your stone carving finds. :-)ReplyDelete
I love cemeteries Rosa and its spooky beauty, art and specially how peaceful they can be.ReplyDelete
Love your photos as always!
La première photo est celle qui me touche le plus, elle est vraiment très belle !ReplyDelete
A huge fan of cemeteries, we dropped by a famous cemetery in Buenos Aires called La Recoleta Cemetery and it was pretty cool to see graves of some of the most prominent Argentinian figures such as Eva Peron, Raul Alfonsin and other presidents. I love all the bird statues, they are so cute, Rosa!ReplyDelete
I've always loved cemeteries. We used to live across the street from one and I walked through it every day. You captured the peace quite well and this cemetery looks so unique with some interesting sculptures.ReplyDelete
I love visiting cemeteries when I visit countries. It is so peaceful.ReplyDelete


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"CLC offers so much more than cost savings. I've received an excellent education that's a good stepping stone to my goal of becoming a marriage counselor."
"CLC is such a welcoming environment for international students. Within my first year here, I was helping other international students as a student ambassador."
"I rediscovered my love of chemistry at CLC. My professor was such a great teacher and passionate about chemistry that it was easy to go to class and learn."
"CLC has absolutely played a role in changing my educational and career goals. I had space to explore different fields and talk to many knowledgeable people about careers and opportunities."
"I loved my education courses. The professors bring a lot of experiences into their classrooms, and everything we learn builds from class to class."
"The nursing skills lab at the Grayslake Campus is great because the equipment is similar to what nurses use on the job. The clinicals were also great hands-on learning experiences, and the CLC instructors have a great relationship with area hospitals and clinics."
"I have enjoyed all the instructors in the horticulture department, especially their expertise and practical work experiences. All the classes that I have taken are pertinent to my career choice."
"CLC's field school in Belize was my first official exposure to anthropology in general and archaeology in specific. The college's field study trips are a great way to gain in-depth exposure on a field one might be considering."
"Really get to know your professors; they are the ones who will write you a letter of recommendation in a few years, so keep in touch with them."
"The business expertise and management advice from my small business advisor has been extremely helpful from our first meeting and to this day. He has helped me create a clear vision for the future of my company and a detailed action plan to execute it."
"The automotive technology program has smaller class sizes than at competing schools. That's really important, because it allows more hands-on experience and a better-quality education."
"College is the best decision I ever made. As a senior at Zion-Benton High School, I received a scholarship to CLC. I thought, "This is an opportunity.""
"The entire Illinois SBDC International Trade Center staff is an invaluable resource – always available, honest and thorough. If there is a subject outside their realm, they have a network of referrals who are experienced in that field."
"The Truck Driver Training course built my confidence and really prepared me well for a successful career in this field."
"In my first semester at the U of I, I attained a GPA of 3.8. CLC did a great job of preparing me for classes at one of the top engineering schools in the world."
"I chose CLC's Small Business Development Center for guidance and help meeting people who have already gone through the process of starting a business. They are a great team of experts to have on my side."
"I became the first community college student accepted as an intern at a newsroom in Erie, Penn., thanks to my experiences on The CLC Chronicle and working with Professor Kupetz. That first internship opened many doors for me."
"I am currently working part-time as a paralegal while enrolled as a full-time student in Roosevelt University's Paralegal Studies program. If I had not received the education I had from CLC, I would not have the part-time job."
"What I like especially about the mechatronics classes is the hands-on learning and the helpful instructors who want you to succeed. We also went on field trips to companies, where we got a chance to see practical, real-world examples of ideas such as building and maintaining assembly lines."
"CLC is super well-rounded and excels at pretty much everything it does. It's really cool to know that no matter what you want, you have a strong chance at success at CLC."
"The course prepared me for a veterinary assistant job and the externship was a great part of the reason I felt prepared."
"CLC is a melting pot; a microcosm of America. The students come from so many different backgrounds and contexts, that you learn almost as much from your classmates as you do from your courses."
"Margie Porter, who is chair of the mechatronics technology program, understands the challenge of juggling a job, college courses and raising a family. She helps you build your self-confidence in learning the material."
"One great part of CLC's hospitality and culinary management program is the opportunity to put together a portfolio of your work. It teaches you how to be organized and professional, and it's a great thing to carry into a job interview."
"I believe that everyone in a classroom serves as a teacher and a student. I take pride in knowing that all of our communication courses have the potential to be life-changing experiences for our students."
"To create the 'a-ha' moment in my public speaking classes, I set the pace from day one, creating an environment in which my students will feel safe and comfortable."
"I use many different teaching methods, including: journaling, readings, oral quizzes, in-class and out-of-class activities, role plays, group discussion, media, group work and providing many examples."
"Whether teaching online or onsite, I encourage active discussions in which students interact with each other as well as the course material."
"When assigning papers, I encourage my students to choose their subjects carefully. If students can write about a subject about which they are passionate, they will write better papers."
"Looking back, I had instructors who helped me to see and appreciate the joy, wonder and mystery that exists in the world all around me-whether it is in nature, science and people, or in stories, essays and poetry. I try to do the same thing for my students."
"I teach because I want to help students imagine a better life for themselves. When they do that, they will be able to imagine a better world for all of us. And that is pretty cool."
"I knew that I wanted to be a college instructor when I was an undergrad student at UCLA. I would come out of my English classes thrilled with the possibilities that language and literature created."
"I find it gratifying when I stimulate the students' minds and to see how they go beyond what we do in class; some decide to pursue the subject as a future career. It is very rewarding to know that I can make a difference in students' lives."
"I enjoy seeing my students learn and grow in their skills, knowledge, confidence, dedication and their passion for making a difference in the lives of young children and their families."
"I assess myself by the quality of the engineer that I turn out. Often, I am contacted by students who say that their job requires all of those things they complained about having to learn during the program, and that they appreciate me for not backing down."
"I maintain an open, questioning environment that encourages all reasonable experiments. In addition, I interweave real-world experiences and practical life skills with the subject material."
"My main goal is to connect with students in a way that motivates them to learn the material deeply, not just to pass a test. And I really enjoy getting to know students on a personal basis and helping them along the path to being an engineer."
"As an engineering educator, I am in a unique position: I'm educating individuals who will create and use technology that does not exist today."
"I want to pass to my students my clinical knowledge and abilities to help them to be the best clinician they can be. My goal is to change their lives for the better."
"My goal is not only to teach the necessary skills involved in treating patients, but to create meaningful experiences where students can grow and develop into true professionals."
"I want to prepare graduates to be compassionate, critical-thinking professionals who are committed to life-long learning and promote health and the prevention of disease."
"Teaching is more than transferring knowledge. I truly want students to succeed in life and in our profession."
"I incorporate an assortment of teaching methods, including multimedia technology, problem-based learning and hands-on/experiential activities."
"I emphasize that professional nursing education is a continuous, life-long learning process."
"I love the chance to create special places that people enjoy, and leaving behind work that will grow and evolve with time."
"I try to share my passion, skills and experiences to help students learn skills, techniques, concepts and teamwork so they are prepared - not only to graduate, but to work in the hospitality field."
"Helping put students in a position to make a difference in others' lives - that's what makes my job so rewarding."
"I am passionate about inspiring new students to understand and embrace the rapidly changing knowledge base in the substance-use fields, particularly as it relates to new brain science, strength-based approaches for treatment and evidence-based practices."
"I love seeing students' minds expand throughout the semester. The students transform through applying philosophical theories and concepts to their own lived experiences."
"My most memorable teaching experience is to observe a student enter the program with a specific career goal in mind, and after hard work in our program, obtain a specific job working for the company of his or her dreams."
"I want to help students become problem solvers in the computer information technology field."
"Teaching allows me to have a profound and lasting positive effect upon the professions in the criminal justice system, especially law enforcement. I enjoyed being a police officer very much, and I strive to pass on my love for the profession through my teaching."
"While attending high school, I joined my community's rescue squad, and I soon realized that firefighting and rescue work was my calling in life. It's been rewarding to help people who are experiencing some of the worst days of their life."
"My main goal is to help students understand and appreciate that education is a way of life rather than a journey to a job."
"What excites me most about teaching is that I get to witness, time and time again, the transformation from student to polished professional."
"When I was a CLC student, it was such a great experience because the teachers really care about the students. I decided I wanted to teach biology at a community college, and I still can't believe that I am here. It truly is a dream come true."
"I tell my students that I am successful not when they finish my class but when I hear that they have graduated from an allied health program."
"I consider the needs of students every time I plan activities and goals for class. As a result, I utilize multiple teaching strategies, from lecture to a small-group critical thinking activity. In addition, I set and communicate high expectations and teach students how to successfully reach these goals."
"To create the 'aha' moment in students, I always try to connect classroom topics to common life experiences and use labs and demonstrations to reinforce lectures. One learns more by doing than by hearing."
"I try to relate course concepts directly to real life. For example, there are real-time weather discussions in my meteorology classes, where students see how the course material applies directly to the weather that affects their lives."
"Teaching is not just about sharing knowledge, but - most importantly - inspiring students and helping them become life-long learners."
"My main goal is to help students gain a deep understanding of the underlying concepts we are learning and move beyond the memorization of formulas."
"My main goal is to reduce the number of people who say, 'I'm not good at math.'"
"Mathematics is so much easier to understand when you concentrate on learning concepts, not memorizing procedures. In my classes, we ask and seek answers questions like, 'What does this mean?' and 'Why does this make sense?'"
"I teach using guided notes and a tablet laptop in order to keep students engaged. Writing on a tablet instead of the chalkboard or whiteboard allows me to face my class, so I can see their reactions and more easily promote discussion."
"My philosophy of teaching can be summed up by, 'Meet students where they are. Help them move forward.'"
"A student who transferred to Northern Illinois University and took calculus classes there emailed me to thank me for teaching her to be a more prepared student and to learn math throughout the entire semester, instead of cramming."
"My passion for cars started when I was a young boy, holding a drop light for my dad as he worked on the family car. As time went on, I grew up and my Hot Wheels® cars just got bigger and faster."
"CLC students are trying to be somebody, to make a difference. I want to understand their needs and help them to get the most out of their time here."
"I'm fascinated with economics' application to everyday life. When we make decisions related to purchases, or when we make choices about what we will do with our time and resources, it relates to the field of economics."
"In my classes, students learn that history is not a set of static facts, but a dynamic and active process of interpretation."
"History explains the world to us. CLC offers many opportunities for faculty and students to travel widely in the world. My travels in Jordan, the Netherlands and in several other countries have broadened my experience and helped me to be a better teacher."
"I seek to make connections between course content and students' lives and to build relationships with and among students in the classroom. Students flourish when working together toward a common goal and when they realize that they can rely on their peers and professors for support and information."
"I cannot compete with a smartphone in terms of overall information. Consequently, my teaching objective is not just to disseminate information, which students can get from a variety of sources, but rather to assist students in applying this information in real-world situations."
"I'm fascinated by psychology's mystery as well as its different explanations, theories and philosophical assumptions about human nature. Perhaps most important, the field has the potential to help people live better."
"I am humbled and grateful for the opportunity to help students navigate college and make decisions that will have a lasting impact on their lives and families."
"I want my students to be able to recognize the extent to which society influences most of what we do and think, but that we can also change the course of society. To achieve this goal, I often provide a range of different examples and activities. "
"I believe my students should be active participants in the learning process, and the material should be directly connected to their outside experiences. At the end of the semester, I hope they leave with the belief that they can change the world!"
"Using genealogy and popular culture allows me to make connections for students to unfamiliar sociological theories, by utilizing something they know (their family history; favorite TV shows, or movies) as a starting point."
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Select your favorite menu :
Dessert | Appetizers | Fresh-Tossed Salads | Wraps and Soups | Entrees | Fresh and Fire-Grilled Burgers | Chicken Sandwiches | Other Selections | Combos | Sides & Substitutions | Kids Menu Favorites | Bottomless Beverages | Shakes | Smoothies
|Mountain High Mudd Pie
|Decadent layers of chocolate and vanilla ice cream mixed with oreo cookies, fudge and caramel on a chocolate cookie crust. Served in a pool of chocolate fudge and caramel sauce topped with whipped cream and a cherry
|Hot Fudge Sundae
|Layers of cool vanilla ice cream and hot chocolate fudge topped with whipped cream, chocolate sprinkles and a cherry
|Apple Pie Bites
|Bite-sized. Juicy fuji, gala and granny smith apples simmered in a sweet filling with a cinnamon cracker crumb crust. Sprinkled with powdered sugar and served with a warm caramel sauce
|Towering Onion Rings
|13 rings tall, this proves we really know how to pick 'em and stack 'em. Sweet yellow onions ? breaded & crisply fried. Served with tangy Campfire Sauce and ranch dressing for dippin'
|RR's Buzzard Wings
|Meaty chicken wings basted with a fiery cayenne pepper sauce. Chilled celery & Bleu cheese dressing help keep things cool.
|Game Day Nachos
|Tri-color corn tortilla chips smothered in our creamy Cheeseburger Con Queso and topped with fresh jalapeños, black beans, diced onions & tomatoes, cilantro, sour cream and freshly prepared guacamole
|Guacamole, Salsa & Chips
|Our freshly prepared guacamole and salsa served with corn tortilla chips and our own jalapeno-cheese flour tortilla chips
|Triple S Riblets
|Grab some napkins and dig into our saucy pork riblets. They're tossed with our special Sweet, Smoky, Spicy Triple S BBQ Sauce or our signature Whiskey River BBQ Sauce and served with Steak Fries
|Cheeseburger Con Queso
|Our zesty cheese dip with fresh ground beef, topped withsalsa and fresh cilantro. Served with corn tortilla chips and Red Robin's own jalapeño-cheese flour tortilla chips
|Flour tortillas filled with sliced chicken breast, mushrooms, applewood smoked bacon, Pepper-Jack & Cheddar cheeses, fresh cilantro and tomatoes. Black beans, our freshly prepared guacamole and salsa, and sour cream to the side (Also available as vegetarian)
|Jump Starters
|Your choice of onion rings, sweet potato fries, fresh-fried jalapeno coins, cheese sticks, zucchini or mushrooms served with ranch, marinara, Thai Chili Sauce, Campfire Sauce or sweet & spicy ketchup. Available as a single order or pick any two
Fresh-Tossed Salads
|Avo-Cobb-O Salad
|Crisp mixed greens with tender grilled chicken breast, applewood smoked bacon, hard-boiled egg, avocado, black olives, ripe tomatoes and crumbled Bleu cheese. Served with warm garlic focaccia bread & your choice of dressing
|Apple Harvest Chicken Salad
|A juicy grilled chicken breast on top of fresh mixed greens, candied walnuts and crumbled Bleu cheese. Finished with sliced apples and a Dijon vinaigrette. Served with warm garlic focaccia bread
|Simply Grilled Chicken Salad
|Crisp mixed greens with Cheddar cheese and tomatoes, then topped with grilled chicken breast, fresh cucumber and crunchy croutons. Served with warm garlic focaccia bread and your choice of dressing
|Soup & Salad Combo
|A steaming bowl of your favorite soup served with a crisp, mixed greens house salad
|Grilled Chicken Alla Caprese
|A crisp romaine salad with pesto dressing, black olives and crunchy pepperoni strips served alongside grilled chicken breast, fresh Mozzarella cheese and bruschetta salsa drizzled with balsamic cream. Served with warm garlic focaccia bread
|Southwest Grilled Chicken Salad
|Ancho-grilled chicken breast, avocado slices and fresh-fried jalapeño coins dance on top of crisp greens tossed in salsa-ranch dressing. Finished with diced red and green bell peppers and onions, black beans, Cheddar and Pepper-Jack cheeses and crunchy tortilla strips
|Crispy Chicken Tender Salad
|Crisp mixed greens topped with lightly fried chicken breast tenders, hard-boiled egg, tomatoes, Cheddar cheese and applewood smoked bacon. Served with warm garlic focaccia bread and your choice of dressing (we recommend poppyseed honey mustard)
|House or Caesar Salad
Wraps and Soups
|Whiskey River BBQ Chicken Wrap
|A fresh spinach tortilla with juicy chicken breast smothered in our signature Whiskey River BBQ Sauce, all wrapped together with Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tortilla strips anda touch of ranch dressing. Served with fresh melon and Bottomless Steak Fries
|Caesar's Chicken Wrap
|Tender grilled chicken breast stuffed in a fresh spinach tortilla, with Caesar dressing, Parmesan cheese, diced tomatoes and crisp romaine lettuce. Served with fresh melon and our Bottomless Steak Fries
|Souper Sandwich Combo
|Choose your favorite wrap or sandwich (WhiskeyRiver BBQ Chicken Wrap, Caesar's ChickenWrap or BLTA Croissant) and combo it with acup of any one of our savory soups
|Chicken Tortilla Soup
|A hearty chicken and vegetable tortilla soup topped with Cheddar & Pepper-Jack cheeses, sour cream and tortillastrips. Available in bowl and cup size
|French Onion Soup
|A freshly prepared favorite made from rich beef stock with caramelized sweet onions, topped with melted Provolone & Parmesan cheeses. Served with warm garlic focacciabread. Available in bowl and cup size
|Clamdigger's Clam Chowder
|A traditional, freshly prepared New Englandstyle clam chowder. Served with warm garlic focaccia bread. Available in bowl and cup size
|Prime Rib Dip
|Tender prime rib topped with caramelized onions, horseradish sauce and Provolone cheese, on a rustic baguette with au jus for dippin'. Served with a side of coleslaw and Bottomless Steak Fries
|Clucks & Fries
|Chicken breast tenders crisply fried golden and crunchy. Served with our Bottomless Steak Fries & ranch dressing for dippin'. Also available Buffalo-style with Bleu cheese dressing
|Arctic Cod Fish & Chips
|Premium cod fillets, hand-battered in a light tempura batter and crisply fried. Served with our Bottomless Steak Fries and our original dill'd & pickle'd tartar sauce
|Ensenada Chicken Platter
|Two tender, juicy chicken breasts basted with a zesty Mexican blend of seasonings, grilled and bursting with Baja-style flavor. Served with a side salad and two dipping sauces: freshly prepared salsa & salsa-ranch (Also available with one chicken breast)
|Classic Creamy Mac 'n' Cheese
|Our take on classic mac 'n' cheese has swirly Cavatappi pasta tossed in a creamy four-cheese sauce, topped with more gooey cheese and baked to golden brown. Served with warm garlic focaccia bread and a side salad
|Our lightly breaded, deliciously crispy golden clams will leave you speechless. Served with our Bottomless Steak Fries and our original dill'd & pickle'd tartar sauce
|Southwest Chicken Pasta
|Juicy chicken breast atop pasta tossed with sweet red peppers, fresh cilantro, tomatoes and black olives in a creamy salsa four-cheese sauce. Garnished with sour cream, Parmesan cheese & onions (Also available without chicken)
Fresh and Fire-Grilled Burgers
|Red Robin Gourmet Cheeseburger
|The Original upon which we have built our fame! Garnished with crisp lettuce, fresh tomatoes, pickles, onions, mayo & Red's pickle relish. You choose your favorite cheese: Cheddar, American, Swiss, Bleu, Provolone or Pepper-Jack
|Banzai Burger
|Marinated in teriyaki & topped with grilled pineapple, Cheddar cheese, crisp lettuce, tomatoes and mayo
|Whiskey River BBQ Burger
|Basted with our signature Whiskey River BBQ Sauce and lassoed together with Cheddar cheese, crispy onion straws, lettuce, fresh tomatoes & mayo
|Sauteed 'Shroom Burger
|Loaded with fresh, plump, sautéed mushrooms, a hint of garlic Parmesan spread and topped with melted Swiss
|Guacamole Bacon Burger
|Freshly prepared, zesty guacamole and applewood smoked bacon with melted Swiss cheese, onions, crisp lettuce, tomatoes & mayo
|Royal Red Robin Burger
|This is the aristocrat of all burgers because we crown it with a fresh fried egg. It's topped with applewood smoked bacon, American cheese, crisp lettuce, fresh tomatoes and mayo
|Bacon Cheeseburger
|Garnished with sizzling applewood smoked bacon, crisplettuce, fresh tomatoes & mayo. Choose your favorite cheese: Cheddar, American, Swiss, Bleu, Provolone or Pepper-Jack
|Bleu Ribbon Burger
|Basted with a tangy steak sauce and topped with crumbled Bleu cheese. Served with crispy onion straws, lettuce, fresh tomatoes and zesty chipotle mayo on an onion bun
|Burnin' Love Burger
|Crisply fried jalapeño coins, tangy salsa and spicy Pepper-Jack cheese layered on top of our cayenne-seasoned burger. It's topped with lettuce and fresh tomatoes to cool things off and served on a jalapeño-cornmeal kaiser roll with chipotle mayo
|A.1. Peppercorn Burger
|Applewood smoked bacon, melted Pepper-Jack cheese, A.1. Peppercorn Spread, crispy onion straws and fresh tomatoes on an onion bun
|Prime Chophouse Burger
|Layered with horseradish-sautéed mushrooms, gourmet steak sauce, Provolone cheese and piled high with crispy onion straws. Served on an onion bun with creamy Country Dijon Sauce.
Chicken Sandwiches
|Crispy Chicken Sandwich
|A crispy fried chicken breast with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions and mayo
|Whiskey River BBQ Chicken Sandwich
|A tender, juicy grilled chicken breast basted with our signature Whiskey River BBQ Sauce and topped with melted Cheddar cheese, crispy onion straws, lettuce, tomatoes and mayo
|Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich
|A tender, juicy grilled chicken breast with sweet teriyaki sauce, grilled pineapple, Swiss cheese, crisp lettuce, tomatoes & mayo
|Chicken Caprese Sandwich
|Tender grilled chicken breast topped with fresh Mozzarella cheese, balsamic marinated tomatoes and crisp romaine lettuce. Served on rustic ciabatta bread with pesto aioli
|Blackened Chicken Sandwich
|A spicy, tender blackened chicken breast, topped with chipotle mayo, Pepper-Jack cheese, red onion, green leaf lettuce and tomato
|California Chicken Sandwich
|A tender, juicy grilled chicken breast topped with Provolone cheese, zesty guacamole, applewood smoked bacon, tomatoes, lettuce, pickles & mayo
|Bruschetta Chicken Sandwich
|A perfectly grilled chicken breast with freshly prepared bruschetta salsa, pesto aioli, Provolone cheese, romaine lettuce and balsamic cream on rustic ciabatta bread
|Simply Grilled Chicken Sandwich
|A tender grilled chicken breast with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and onions served on the side, and your choice of fresh melon or Bottomless Steak Fries
Other Selections
|BLTA Croissant
|A buttery croissant filled with sliced turkey breast, applewood smoked bacon, fresh avocado slices, crisp lettuce, tomatoes & mayo. Served with fresh melon and Bottomless Steak Fries
|All-American Patty Melt
|The diner classic?with a gourmet twist. Our gourmet burger topped with sautéed onions, freshly prepared Thousand Island dressing, and your choice of melty cheese?American or Swiss are our favorites. Loaded up on marbled rye bread and grilled to melted perfection
|Grilled Turkey Burger
|Our seasoned turkey patty, fire-grilled and layered with lettuce, fresh tomatoes and zesty chipotle mayo on our whole grain bun
|The Garden Burger
|Our Gardenburger is topped with tomatoes, fresh lettuce, pickles and our Country Dijon Sauce on a whole grain bun (BOCA Original Vegan Burger also available)
|Crispy Arctic Cod Sandwich
|Premium cod fillets, hand-battered in a light tempura batterand crisply fried. Topped with fresh coleslaw, tomatoes, pickles and dill'd & pickle'd tartar sauce to lure you in
|Keep It Simple Burger
|Back to burger basics. Choose from our fire-grilled beef, Gardenburger or BOCA Original Vegan Burger with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles & onions on the side. Served with fresh melon or Bottomless Steak Fries
|Lettuce-Wrap Your Burger
|A juicy beef burger topped with red onions, fresh tomatoes and Cheddar cheese all nestled between cool lettuce. Served with a side salad and balsamic vinaigrette dressing
|Keep it Simple Burger
|Choose from our fire-grilled beef, gardenburger or BOCA original vegan burger with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles & onions on the side. Served with fresh melon or bottomless steak fries
|Riblets & Mac 'n' Cheese
|This craveable combination pairs our tender pork Triple S Riblets with our Classic Creamy Mac ?N' Cheese for a true duo of deliciousness! Served alongside coleslaw and Texas Toast
|Red's Nantucket Seafood Scatter
|A fisherman's combination of hand-battered Cod fillets, crispy-fried shrimp, tender Clamstrips, fresh coleslaw and our Bottomless Steak Fries are all aboard! Take ?em for a dip in cocktail or our dill'd & pickle'd tartar sauce (Shrimp & Slaw Combo also available)
|Clucks & Shrimp
|Chicken breast tenders and shrimp are crisply fried and served crunchy and delicious. Creamy coleslaw and our famous Bottomless Steak Fries are served alongside. With ranch dressing and cocktail sauce for dipping
|Riblets & Clucks
|Tender pork riblets smothered in our Sweet, Smoky, Spicy Triple S BBQ sauce and fresh-fried Clucks. Served with fresh coleslaw, Bottomless Steak Fries and more Triple S BBQ sauce for dipping (Also available with Whiskey River BBQ grilled chicken)
Sides & Substitutions
|Mac 'n' Cheese
|Side Salad
|Steamed Broccoli
|Steamed Carrots
|Cup of Soup
|Substitution for Fries
|Side salad, steamed broccoli, steamed carrots, coleslaw, or melon may be substituted for fries - no charge. Sweet potato fries, mac 'n' cheese, or cup of soup may be substituted for fries for an additional charge
Kids Menu Favorites
|Rad Robin Burger
|Choose beef, chicken, turkey, veggie or BOCA
|Carnival Corn Dog
|Cheesy Mac 'n Cheesy
|Red's Pizzeria Pizza
|Also available with cheese only
|Grilled Chick-On-A-Stick
|Red Robinetti Spaghetti
|Parmesan Noodles also available
|Chick-Chick-Chicken Fingers
|Grilled Cheesewich
|Chick-N-Cheese Quesadilla
Bottomless Beverages
|Fresh-Brewed Gold Peak Tea
|Regular, peach, raspberry or pomegranate
|Freckled Lemonade
|A refreshing blend of sweet strawberries & tangy Minute Maid Lemonade with Bottomless refills! Try it with Minute Maid Light Lemonade
|Very Berry Raspberry Limeade
|This sweet raspberry limeade combines raspberry and lime fruit flavors, Sprite and a fresh lime wedge. Bottomless refills!
|Root Beer Float
|A mug of hand-drawn Bottomless soft servewith Bottomless Barq's Root Beer
|Soft Drinks
|Coca-Cola Classic, Dr Pepper, Sprite, Diet Coke, Barq's Root Beer, Minute Maid Lemonade or Light Lemonade
|Under 10 Calories (per 16 oz. serving)
|Peach or raspberry iced tea or lemonade
|Classic Milkshakes & Malts
|Choice of chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, banana, raspberry or peach
|Mint Brownie Shake
|A blend of cool mint syrup and chewy Nestlé Toll House brownie pieces topped with whipped cream and, that's right, more Nestlé Toll House brownie pieces
|Rookie Magic
|Hershey's Chocolate syrup blended with Oreo cookies
|Hawaiian Heart Throb Smoothie
|Influenced by a vacation in Maui, this tropical drink is a blend of strawberries, bananas, grenadine, coconut cream & pineapple juice
|Groovy Smoothie
|A groovy blend of strawberries, peaches, bananas and grenadine blended with apple juice and vanilla cream


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Earlier this week, we explored the various Final Four national semifinals (not championship games) that defined the product of college basketball on the court. This piece will look at Final Fours as a whole, not just the semifinal round. Moreover, it will also focus on off-court issues relating to race, economics, culture, and the length of a collegiate basketball player's career. Which Final Fours mattered most in socioeconomic and cultural contexts?
Pat Forde of Yahoo! Sports has written a column on the declining presence of black coaches at the top tier of college basketball. The fact that a black head coach, Tubby Smith, was able to win a national championship at the program and school Adolph Rupp made famous should always serve as an indicator that anyone, anywhere, can succeed if skilled enough.
When he became the first black head coach to win the NCAA tournament in 1984 with Georgetown, John Thompson — as shown in the ESPN 30 for 30 film "Requiem For The Big East" — made it a point to pass over that distinction. Thompson told reporters that any attempt to play up the moment's significance would suggest that a black coach had not been intelligent enough to win a basketball championship in previous decades. Thompson never did want to go down that road because of the logical extensions attached to a race-centric storyline in 1984.
Tubby Smith's title might not have created as many Kevin Ollies as it should; however, that moment 16 years ago in San Antonio will always represent a symbolically potent occasion, one that — at any point in the future — might yet lead to more high-profile coaching jobs for African Americans.
We live in an era in which the one-and-done player is becoming more commonplace in college basketball. More will be said on this subject as this list continues, but in 2007, a counterweight to the one-and-done movement emerged when NBA prospects Joakim Noah, Al Horford, and Corey Brewer all came back to school for another year; won a repeat national title; and did not suffer as professionals in the long run. Noah is enjoying an excellent career. Horford has been a highly productive player when not injured. Brewer, though not living up to the full measure of his potential, is still playing in the league and making enough contributions to the extent that his career is better than a bust. If there was ever an example from the past 10 years which points to collegiate seasoning and longevity as the better pre-NBA formula for a growing player, 2007 Florida provided it.
Should college players stay in school? That's not what this example is meant to prove. Every player must decide what's best for himself and his loved ones. This example is only meant to show that staying for another year can polish a player's skill set and make him a better pro.
7 and 8, tie – 1971 (WINNER: UCLA) and 1982 (WINNER: NORTH CAROLINA)
When the subject of amateurism is discussed in college sports, it is always worth remembering that grownups with dollar signs in their eyes have been finding ways to make an extra buck for a very long time. The Final Four is played before 60, 70, or (this year in Jerry Jones's pleasure palace) 80 thousand fans, and we're used to such grand spectacles. Yet, the movement toward dome basketball — enabling the NCAA to sell that many more tickets for what is supposed to be a conventional-arena/gymnasium sport — is something that began almost 50 years ago.
The 1968 UCLA-Houston regular season game opened the door to all this, and younger fans of college basketball might not recall that the 1971 Final Four was played in the Astrodome. The Final Four's dome model really didn't catch on just then because the Astrodome — being the first major domed stadium built in the United States — just didn't have the seating angles or portable bleachers to create a somewhat intimate basketball experience. However, when the Superdome staged the 1982 event — which happened to have quality games and an epic championship contest between Georgetown and North Carolina — the possibilities of dome basketball became evident. The success of 1982 is what led to the Final Fours we have today.
Plenty of money will be made on this Final Four. Kentucky's one-and-dones will get their due compensation in the 2014 NBA Draft, and deservedly so. However, for Florida's role players and the supporting casts on Wisconsin and Connecticut, where will be the fat paycheck down the line? A total of roughly 160,000 seats will be filled in two sessions on two separate days in the coming week. Many of these seats might as well be on the moon, given their (lack of) proximity to the floor in AT&T Stadium. Plainly put, a lot of people will spend a lot of money to fly to Dallas-Fort Worth; purchase memorabilia; party with fellow fans; and get a bad-view seat for the national semifinals (and the title game if their team wins on Saturday).
It sure seems as though these players are providing something very much under the umbrella of what one would refer to as entertainment.
Yes, there are tons of very thorny legal, structural and definitional issues related to what the Northwestern union movement is seeking to achieve. You might disagree — for good reasons — with the strategy of intending to form a union. That's a very legitimate point, one worth discussing on a continuous basis.
Let the larger point stand, though: An expansive, mature conversation needs to happen, one that will wrestle with the larger structuring of collegiate athletics. Why? There are numerous and convincing reasons. The move to dome basketball, which began in Houston in 1968 and moved to the Final Four 43 years ago, is one of them.
Speaking of necessary conversations, one is occurring right now in relationship to the NBA's rules for taking players out of college. The uneasy dance between college basketball and the NBA makes it important to give players the right balance between freedom and wise counsel, between empowerment and a sense of structure. Kentucky's use of the one-and-done model under John Calipari has accelerated this conversation, and no recent Final Four put this topic squarely under the microscope more than the 2012 event, which launched Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist to the pros after one season.
This Final Four can also be filed in the "amateurism is a very hollow notion" folder. This was the Final Four in which the championship game moved from a weekend slot to its current Monday night home in prime time. The Final Four is a ticket-selling event, but it's very much worth remembering that it is even more a television event. The 1973 Final Four marked a forward step in the programming of college basketball, just one more prime-time show among many.
Before there was Anthony Davis in a Final Four at the Superdome, Carmelo Anthony starred in a Final Four at the Superdome. What Melo achieved in 2003 represented the first truly prominent example of a one-and-done player owning the Final Four. Without Melo, would we have the conversations that are unfolding in the present day? Maybe… but perhaps not to the same extent.
What Larry Bird and Magic Johnson achieved on that Monday night in Salt Lake City transformed the way college basketball was seen as a TV commodity. Without that game, the move to dome basketball and the other trends you've seen at the Final Four over the past 35 years might not have gotten off the ground; at the very least, they wouldn't have emerged as quickly as they did. College basketball enjoys saturation coverage these days, and 1979's Final Four is the one most responsible for that reality.
* = With a nod to the 1955 through 1960 Final Fours
The nine-season period that began in 1955 and culminated in 1963 laid the groundwork for the culture's larger acceptance of racially integrated college basketball. Bill Russell starred in the 1955 and '56 Final Fours with San Francisco. Wilt Chamberlain owned the scene at the 1957 Final Four for Kansas. Elgin Baylor brought Seattle University to the big show in 1958. Oscar Robertson carried Cincinnati to the Final Four in 1959 and 1960. Then, in 1963, Loyola of Chicago and Cincinnati brought teams to the national title game that were mainly comprised of black starters, four for Loyola and three for Cincinnati. The Ramblers and Bearcats played one of the great college basketball games of all time in 1963's final showdown; that certainly didn't hurt. Nine years of excellence and prominence helped change the way basketball was seen and appreciated in this country. These nine years enabled one other Final Four to take its place in history.
It wasn't just that an all-black starting lineup won a national title; it was that said lineup beat a powerhouse program coached by a man whose views on race could not have been more hostile or oppositional. This fact — not just that Texas Western won, but that it smoked Adolph Rupp, of all people — enabled the 1966 Final Four to become the landscape-changing event that is still talked about today. When this Final Four's 50th anniversary is celebrated in two years, we will all be reminded of the way in which one weekend in College Park, Md., changed an entire sport.


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Monday, November 16, 2009
Most Awesomely Bad Pattern Finalists!
1. Anna sent in this ladies' jumpsuit from the 90's, complete with a lacy bib. Anna says, "Worst look ever. I do not miss the 90's. These could only be worse made in plaid flannel!"
2. From Sonya, "a more formal look for your cat." (Also: what's going on with the backpack-like contraptions?)
3. And last but certainly not least, Sarah sent in this men's jumpsuit pattern, "the one on the left being the real winner here." (Don't count out the mustard yellow version, though--styled with a lovely gold medallion!)
Take the poll to make your voice heard! Voting will close this Friday at Midnight (EST). May the most awesomely bad pattern win!
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Being the co-owner of five cats, I had to vote for the cat accessories, but the first one is awful, too... But I can't imagine putting anything like that on a cat, so that pattern would be a complete waste of paper, ink and money. Someone might do something reasonable with the other two... I can't imagine how, but it could be possible, because with humans it's always their problem what they are wearing. Not so with the cats. (Note: Read Terry Pratchett's Unadulterated Cat for some reasoning in this line, and much more funny one...)ReplyDelete
Wow, those are impressive. I remember those jumpsuits--I had so many dresses in that style, but jumpsuits never.ReplyDelete
You're going to post the other contestant patterns that didn't make the finals, right? Please!!
I was trying to imagine how most middle-aged men would look with their spare tires around the middle in that jumpsuit. It gave me such a laugh that I had to vote for that one.ReplyDelete
Oh, I had to vote for the ladies jumpsuit. It made me cringe in remembered horror.ReplyDelete
This is definitely a tough one. All three are worthy contenders. Trudy, I remember actually seeing middle-aged men with the spare tires wearing those things. They were always baby blue. Awesome indeed.ReplyDelete
I don't actually believe that the first one can be anything other than an insanely cruel joke.. My vote went there!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 16, 2009 at 10:53 AM
My Grandpa wore one of these jumpsuit things every day after he retired in 1978 (he was a CPA). I'm guessing that Grandma had this pattern (or one like it) because she sewed everything including his pajamas and bow ties. I guess after a lifetime of suits this look said "ultimate comfort" to Grandpa...yikes!ReplyDelete
The mind reels. I'm afraid my vote is going to take some serious consideration here. These are such heavy-hitting contenders that I can't make a snap judgment -- I may need a televised debate between the three.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the laugh. It might be fun to watch someone try to put a backpack on their cat.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 16, 2009 at 11:48 AM
I'm kind of sad to say that I think I owned a jumpsuit that looked not unlike that at all. Thankfully it was 5th grade before anyone really noticed. I barely dodged a bullet there.ReplyDelete
Uh, a difficult one. But my vote goes to number one. I would like to go for the mens jumpsuit, but I remember Sean Connery wearing a baby-blue jumpsuit in Goldfinger and that kind of makes it cool, doesn't it? Wanna see a picture of Bond in a jumpsuit... this was the only picture I could find: http://www.mi6.co.uk/images/stills/gf_12_280.jpgReplyDelete
Holy smokes that 80s jumpsuit is a thing of horror. That's probably not just the worst pattern ever, but the worst piece of clothing ever. That beats my submission by a mile, I'm sorry to say!ReplyDelete
I had to vote for #1, he 90's jumpsuit, because as a four year old in 1991, instead of getting a new pretty Easter dress, my mother chose a terrrrrrrrible floral jumpsuit, with exactly that collar and volume. I am scowling in every single photo that year, and am apparently still bitter.ReplyDelete
ACK! that jump suit! AHHH!ReplyDelete
I wanted to elect it as awesomely bad.. but there is NOTHING anywhere near awesomely about it.
JUST SCARY!! omg.
Oooh, that jumpsuit is a sight to behold... I still don't believe anything can beat the 'pinnie-chaps' for surreal badness, but jumpsuit has to come a close second!ReplyDelete
Coincidentally, I came across this site today which includes a wide variety of very funny vintage pattern covers - http://clothedminds.blogspot.com/
Some are just goofy, but others are really very awesomely bad! Had me chuckling for ages and I still haven't gone through half the posts.
It was the cat backpack that clinched it for me.ReplyDelete
Where do I lodge a complaint? I wanted to vote for more than one! LOL But had to finally narrow it down to the last one. I can not even conjur up the image of some man with the bloused legs of this horrible jumpsuit. Horrible.ReplyDelete
simplicity did a whole line of pet patterns. If I remember right, it included several that had matching human portions, so you and your dog could match. the drugs were so much better in the 70s.ReplyDelete
for instance, if you ahve an urge to buy one.
- CarlottaNovember 16, 2009 at 3:33 PM
A televised debbate, Pattern Junkie? it sounds like a surrealistic nightmare...ReplyDelete
As men (and women, isn't it, Rosie the riveter?) actually sometimes have to wear these jumpsuits for work, I don't think it is that silly (but ok, styling is atrocious). And whatever it is, I can't figure an animal pattern that wouldn't be silly, so this vote would be for the whole category.
So I chose the ladies jumpsuit, as it is both impractical, toroughly ugly in its design, and that as a cherry on the cake (and even if I like stripes, polka dots and flowers) I find its styling atrocious!
omg!! my mother made me that ladies jumpsuit--maybe the kids version of that very pattern!!--when i was 12!! it was made out of blue ticking with pink hearts--ugh!! now to make sure that no photos of me in that horrid ensemble exist....how embarrassing!ReplyDelete
OHMYGOODNESS... are you actually meant to wear the bib jumpsuit OUTSIDE!?!?!?!?! LOL!!ReplyDelete
The 1st jumpsuit. I don't think fashion ever got more awful than that.ReplyDelete
Stunningly dreadful. I have a stash of my grnadmother's mags from the 1950s-1980s with some wonderful awfulness - but nothing quite this terrific.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 16, 2009 at 6:06 PM
I...wore #1. My grandma made that for me, but she took off the bib thing. D:ReplyDelete
Oh gertie, I'm sitting here shaking and crying with laughter. This post has made my day! BTW my doggie Alf wants me to resize the cat pattern. Where can I get it!ReplyDelete
I had to go with the 90s jumpsuit--if only because I remember things like this (and *gulp* wearing them!), and still cringe at the memory. lol!ReplyDelete
Hey! I like cat clothes!ReplyDelete
Number two pretty much combines all the worst elements of every bad outfit I wore in the early 1990s as a little girl. Just add some cabbage roses on a black background, and you are set!ReplyDelete
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Dear God. Imma let you all finish voting, but that women's jumpsuit is definitely some of the worst pattern of all time! OF ALL TIME!!!ReplyDelete
I like the cat pattern too - seriously, it's cute. My three cats wore lace collars on my wedding day - bridesmaid's outfits.
- AnonymousNovember 17, 2009 at 1:40 PM
My daughters wore those jumpsuits when they were teenagers and I personally thought they were so cute.ReplyDelete
But the cat accesories yuck to each his own I suppose
the mental image of mustard jumpsuit guy trying to retain any dignity while using a urinal is hard to wipe from my mind, but the 90's adult baby jumpsuit wins by a hair..ReplyDelete
it's a contest between the apron chaps and the bibbed jumpsuit but the bibbed jumpsuit won in the end. it's really tres awful.ReplyDelete
the men's jumpsuits are not too bad considering how many people wear similar stuff on factory floors.
as for the cat accessories.....i can't imagine any feline willing to be subject to such indignities.
I think it looks lovley!ReplyDelete
Um, I totally had #1. Maybe two of them. I'm a child of the 80s whose mother kept sewing way past when I asked her to. Saddest part? I ALWAYS got compliments on that outfit (in my defense, it was a lovely shade of olive with red ribbon trim on the collar in place of the lace, but still).ReplyDelete
The men's pattern could be made into an awesome Star Trek costume so it still has some merit :)ReplyDelete
The cat stuff!! That is so funny. It really makes me laugh. I don't like clothes on animals but this is hilarious.ReplyDelete
Poor kitty... I made my cat a t-shirt (he was licking himself so much his skin was raw so had to stop him somehow) and he HATED me for it. Do people really make these things?


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By Jim Hietala and Ian Dobson, The Open Group
In the first of these five identity videos from the Jericho Forum, a forum of The Open Group, we explained the "Identity First Principles" – about people (or any entity) having a core identity, and how we all operate with a number of personas. In the second "Operating with Personas" video, we explained how creating a digital core identifier from your (real-world) core identity must involve a trusted process that is immutable (i.e. enduring and unchangeable), and how we can create digital personas –as many as we like – to mirror the way we use personas in our daily lives.
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Each persona requires only the personal information (attributes) it needs it assert what a relying party needs to know, and no more. For example, your "eGovernment citizen" persona would link your core identifier to your national government confirmation that you are a citizen, so if this persona is hacked, then only the attribute information of you being a citizen would be exposed and nothing else. No other attributes about you would be revealed, thereby protecting all your other identity information and your privacy.
This is a fundamental difference to having an identity provider that maintains a super-store containing all your attributes, which would all be exposed if it was successfully hacked, or possibly mis-used under some future change-of-use marketing or government regulatory power. Remember, too, that once you give someone else, including identity providers, personal information, then you've given up your control over how well it's maintained/updated and used in the future.
If a relying party needs a higher level of trust before accepting that the digital you is really you, then you can create a new persona with additional attributes that will provide the required level of trust, or you can supply several of your personas (e.g., your address persona, your credit card persona and your online purchasing account persona), which together provide the relying party with the level of trust they need. A good example of this is buying a high-value item to be delivered to your door. Again, you only have to reveal information about you that the relying party requires. This minimizes the exposure of your identity attributes and anyone's ability to aggregate identity information about you.
In the next (fourth) video, which will be released next Tuesday, August 7, we will look at the bigger picture to understand why the identity ecosystem needs to be about more than just people.
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COMMENTS: There are times when I feel like I'm the luckiest Dodger fan in the world. Consider this game, the Opening Day home game for the 2009 Dodgers:
- I'm taking the day off from work to attend the Dodgers' 2009 home opener, keeping my streak of home opening day games that dates back to 2002;
- For the first time, I'm going to an opening day game with another Son, SoSG Alex Cora;
- I've got Field Level seats, third-base side;
- The Dodgers come in with a winning record (4-3), one game out of first place to the surprising Padres, but with momentum after two well-played games in the desert against the Diamondbacks;
- I get to see 24-year old Dodger ace Chad Billingsley take the hill for the Dodgers;
- I also get to see 95-year old Randy Johnson take the hill for our arch-rival, the hated San Francisco Giants (about whom I may have mentioned prior, have never won a World Series);
- It's supposed to be a beautiful day tomorrow, as it always is at Dodger Stadium;
- Beer prices are supposedly lower this year, though you can be sure I'll be reporting back if the $6 beer cup is the size of a thimble;
- And, so many of my friends and family are attending this game, that we're holding a post-game party at my house afterward.
Having gone to a Opening Day games at Dodger Stadium for years now, I can say that it's a real treat, worthy of the salivation that it inspires for months in advance. There is nothing like the hope of a new Dodgers season, the crispness of the grass with the Opening Day logo freshly painted near the on-deck circles; all the pre-game pageantry and festivities (last year's "Field of Dreams"-like parade of Dodger legends was truly awe-inspiring); and the intense, blindly-supportive roar of the crowd during the game, cheering on every Dodger from the ones who are going to become gods this year to the ones who are going to be painful disappointments come late July. This is it, it's the game to see, and there's nothing like it. And I can't wait.
Now, I'll be honest, there have been a couple times in my life when I have not felt so lucky. For example, there was one "transition" point in my life, while I was living up in San Francisco, when I spent a lot of time enjoying one too many beers and late nights, frequenting a local haunt called "Lucky 13." Dark, smoky, and unpretentious--and walkable from my place--it attracted the diverse type of crowd from motorcycle enthusiasts to young hipsters. A wholly offensive backlit beer sign behind the bar had Billy Dee Williams, decked out in a flared-collar 1970's era suit with a beautiful black woman on his arm, reminding patrons that Colt 45 "works every time." In short, it was the perfect kind of joint to lose yourself in anonymity while one got one's shit together and once again aspired to do bold things in life, like taking on the identity of an iconic Los Angeles Dodger and starting a Dodgers blog with his childhood friends. I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for Lucky 13, even though involved a relatively unlucky time in my life.
Today, I'm feeling lucky. Very lucky, and always happy to be a Dodgers fan. But on the other hand, it's April 13, and we're playing the Giants, who would love to rain on the Dodgers' parade (as Barry Bonds and the team did back in 2005). Which one's gonna win out this afternoon? Will Sax come home a happy man?
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