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Uli's is a European bistro with a huge selection of craft beers and a great wine and cocktail list. We are proud to serve fresh local ingredients at all possibilities.
Dinner here with the family early Saturday evening. I'd been wanting to try this place for some time, having a life-long appreciations for German food. First point: the "German" portion of the menu is a couple of schnitzels. Everything else is the same sort of thing you could find at 10 other restaurants along this strip. That's not such a bad thing, but if you're hoping to hear polkas and drink litres of Hacker-Pschorr, you'll be disappointed.
We had 1Arctic Char, 1 Forester Schnitzel (with mushrooms), 1 special beef tenderloin, and 1 halibut & chips. All of the first three of these came with a standard medley of asparagus and a tasty carrot, and a bit of really nice red pickled cabbage. The two who ordered the char and the tenderloin were extremely happy with their meals (4-5 food rating). Unfortunately, my schnitzel was bordering on black (tapping it with a fork made an audible clunking noise). I sent one of the two pieces back, and they re-made it for me to take home. There was no further compensation. Not only that, the sauce was sparsely offered, and there were maybe a half dozen little slivers of mushrooms for two pieces of schnitzel. Moving on, the fries on the fish-and-chips were quite tasty, but the fish itself was way fishier than halibut should be and called its freshness into question. Half of that was left behind.
I've downgraded service, because any server worth her spit should not have served blackened schnitzels to a customer. That's just Serving 101. Otherwise, she was just fine and would have rated a 4. The ambiance is the same as most other restaurants in the area, particularly on the patio. Finally, the cost for 4 meals, 1 appy, 2 beers, and 2 soft drinks was about $110, plus tip. Not horrible, but for that price we'd definitely expect better.
So I'm sad to say that I won't be back here. I wanted to love it...I really did. There are many other choices on this strip; Uli's has done absolutely nothing to distinguish itself.
Three of us hit the door at about 5:00 P.M. so were able to get seated immediately.
We all decided we would go "Germanic" so all three ordered Shnitzels - of one variety or the other.
It was a unanimous vote that a Shnitze must be accompanied with beer to be true to origin so three large glasses were also ordered.
All went well for the next hour !
Fast service from the kitchen.
A good Smile from our Server.
Good atmosphere and a fair price for what we ordered and got.
Like Arnold said......."I'll be Back !"
Uli's back and the miracle happens again. We love eating at Uli and have always had a terrific meal and outstanding service. The food is great, from steaks to yummi seafood, excellent chef. One of the best views of the ocean including the sunset we saw on January 2nd. Uli always makes us feel like we are on a holiday even though we are only a half an hour away from home.
Thank you Uli!
Uli's has recently become my favourite restaurants in White Rock. For some time now I have missed having a local establishment where I would feel comfortable simply hanging out and having a beer or two, but now that I have rediscovered Uli's restaurant, I believe I have found that spot.
Speaking of beer, Uli's has a splendorous selection of delicious and hard to come by beers from around the world. I would highly suggest simply asking the staff to recommend a beer to go with whatever you order and you will be pleasantly surprised with the result.
The chef makes fantastic use of fresh ingrediants to create delicious specials, such as the halibut that I had today, which paired wonderfully with the Abbatiale Triple Bière Blonde that I had.
In any case, Uli's has become one of my gastro-squatting locations (a term a friend came up with that means to squat at delicious restaurants and simply be hedonistic). =D
I decided to write a review as this is the second time I have been to Ulis. They have acquired a new chef named Ryan, and I have to tell you the food is spectacular. We heard that the restaurant just one a review in the Now newspaper for their burger. This is not the usual ground beef. The meat is top quality sirloin, which is made to order. It blew me away! Sooooo tasty. They have an exceptional line of beers you never see in other restaurants, and their waiter Paul is quite the connoisseur. He can suggest the right beer for your taste, and we had fun trying the different flavours. Their main dishes are seafood, but they do have some beef dishes such as the bison. The prices are reasonable, and the view of the bay is awesome. I will not hesitate to go back again.
They got this new chef last year, and we wanted to try him out.
The service was quick, we ordered some wine and drinks.
We ordered the bison slow roast, fresh halibut, lamb and paella.
The restaurant was busy but the order come out within 15-20 minutes. That was quick. Presentation was TOP. The halibut was first class, great paella as usual
bison slow roast just melted on the plate and the smoked lamb with the ratatouille was perfect medium rare. Dining for over 15 years here in White Rock, that was one of the best dishes, I have seen so far! not mention the taste! Close to $ 200 for 4 people (incl. wine and drinks), not bad at all. The chef came out to see if we enjoyed the dinner, that was pretty cool.
The only one thing I have to mention is that the Ambiance has to improve a bit.
Overall: We will definitely be back.
The service and ambience was pretty decent, nothing terribly exciting or horribly terrible. I guess it will be nicer in the summer with the patio.
Anyways, we ordered mussels, cesear salad, stuffed yorkies and a bison burger. Our favourite was hands down the bison burger! It was the best burger I've had. It wasn't some huge sloppy burger, so that's what you like go elsewhere. The cesear salad was delicious... The stuffed yorkies needed a bit of salt... and the mussels were just average. I heard the lamb was also very delicious.
It isn't some pretentious place for those trying to play the role (majority of white rock's wannabe's). So, check it out!
We just came home from an amazing dinner! Thank you all at Uli's... it was a wonderful evening!
We ordererd the Mussles and the Calamari, the Buffalo Steak and the Paellia...... incredible! Not just the taste, as well as the presentation of the food it self! The timing between the Appi's and the Entre was perfect.... we had a nice table on the window... romantic evening!
We will definately come back soon, and will refer you any time to family and friends!
Thanks again!!!
We had a surprise birthday lunch for twelve. Tyson put together a perfect menu, made a wonderful cake and everyone raved at the food, really. Seafood linguini was the favorite, as was the chowder. Even on a busy day, staff were more than helpful and accomodating. A great team! I really appreciated the cooperation in getting this all organized by email from three time zones away. Thanks Tyson - John, Montreal.
PS, on my next trip, without a crowd to organize, I'll come back and just ENJOY!
Though often referred to as a "German" restaurant, Uli's possesses an eclectic menu that offers something for every palate. Their seafood dishes are to die for, especially the seafood chowder in a creamy dill broth and the generous servings of linguini swimming in fresh seafood. My personal favorite is the savory saffron-infused paella considered by many to be the best this side of Spain.
Recently, Uli's Restaurant made the transition of ownership from German-born Uli Blume to his dynamic young son, Tyson. With years of experience managing some of the best restaurants in downtown Vancouver, Tyson has brought his own energy and unique vision while maintaining the charm and traditional dishes of his father.
Though Uli's is very good value for money and some of the main courses could easily serve two people, Tyson offers weekly specials that make this extraordinary restaurant an even better value. Wednesday is "Schnitzel Night" with three different mouth-watering versions of the German specialty offered at half price. Thursday is "Paella Night" when a couple can dine on a monster-sized platter for two, full of steaming hot pieces of chorizo, shrimp, mussels and clams at just $20 ($13 for a single).
In addition, Tyson brings along his considerable experience in wine tasting and continues to expand the restaurant's impressive wine list that includes the best from British Columbia, California, Australia, and Old World Europe.
With indoor and outdoor dining poised over Semiahmoo Bay (even in winter under huge heaters), Uli's Restaurant is always a memorable experience, and the warm engaging smiles of Tyson and the exceptional wait staff will leave you smiling too.
Herr Uli Blume...the future of your restaurant could not be in better hands.
Herr Chef is back.
Does a cat really have nine lifes?
Wunderful dinner,just like the olden days.
Excellent menu.This is the place to go for good seafood,especially when the food is prepared by Uli,himself.
If he likes you,watch out for the extra surprises he comes up with
Don`t leave us again,Mister Blume.
Coming from New West, I rarely go in to White Rock (or write reviews). But my wife and I had such a good time and everything was so amazing I just have to let more people know about this. It was a chilly December evening and I wanted to try some place I'd never been, I decided on Uli's because it had a lovely mural on the side of the restaurant.
As soon as we came in I loved how old fashioned everything seemed, very nice old school decor. My wife has an allergy to gluten and it was nice to see 'GF' next to items that can be made gluten free! I've never seen that before and it was nice to hear that all their product is local, organic and home-made. My wife ordered the burger (on a gluten-free bun), which I didn't know was voted the best in town! The chef even cooked it to medium rare, a first for us. I had a lamb shank which was so nice and tender I didn't even touch my knife.
I'm a beer drinker, and there must have been 100 beers I've never heard of on the list, I didn't know what to have so I just went with the server's recommendation, good call buddy ;) A huge bourbon selection also (30+), I would have gotten one if I didn't have to drive back to NW.
I can't believe none of my friends have ever heard of this place! I'm definitely going back, as soon as possible - A+ in my books.
title says it all...went in for lunch...everything was average at best...except the view, which was exceptional.
with all the good restaurants on this street, try somewhere else.
service and attitude of staff is main reason i wont go back, like i said with so many good choices around you, unless you got a coupon or something like that......just go somewhere else
Last weekend my parents came out to White Rock to visit, my wife and I. They live in the San Fransico area so I knew they would want somewhere that would match their regular dining experiences. We knew that Uli's had their burger mentioned in the White Rock newspaper a little while ago so my wife and I figured we would check it out (seeing as we live five minutes from the strip) It ended up being a really nice evening, thanks to the fabulous server (can't remember her name) and the delicious food. I had the Oysters Rockafeller with Paella and my wife had the Duck Confit,(all very flavourful! dishes). My parents ended up falling in love with the place, especially when the charismatic owner came over with a complimentary desert because our server told him it was my parents 50th wedding anniversary.
Thanks to all the staff that made the evening unforgettable for my family and I!
Will be back soon for more Oysters Rockafeller:)
Continuing our quest for the best burger in the lower mainland my better half and I went down to Uli's to sample their offerings. Our expectations were high as we had read an excellent review and always drive past their full restaurant. We decided to sit inside as it was a little brisk and the first thing I noticed when we sat down was that my arm stuck to the table. Our waitress was friendly and quickly supplied us with a smile, menus and a glass of water. After peeling my arm off the table we both looked around and noticed the general lack of cleaning FOH. A bit concerned we took a peek in the kitchen and were pleasantly surprised that the kitchen was very well maintained. Food: We both ordered the burger (that's what we came for), we were not offered an option for fries or salad. I decided to pay the extra 3 dollars for the home cure bacon. The food was delivered in a timely manner and looked good. Upon inspection I realized that my burger was sans bacon. I nibbled on the frites while waiting for the bacon to arrive. I looked up and my bh face was not looking impressed, her first bite of the burger was unimpressive. When I had my first bite I had to agree. The much hyped air dried sirloin was flavorless with a fat content that was too low. The bacon was under cooked and flavorless. The Chala bun was over sweet and the smoked cheddar was the same you can buy at any grocery store. The only saving grace was the onions, mayo, and frites. Before leaving my better half went to the washroom and was not impressed, it was unisex and unclean. Working in high end restaurants for 20 years we are very forgiving with small problems with food and service. This was the poorest dining experience we have had in White Rock and we will not be returning.
My partner and I didn't have a good experience at Uli's. I think they were having a bad night as they had had a call from the City telling them not to use the water. We don't drink wine and are big water drinkers, and the only water they could offer was San Pellegrino which we didn't really want, and which they charged us for, despite there being no tap water available. The service was incredibly slow, (and that's coming from a Brit who usually has no problem with slow service), the house salad arrived brown and limp with sloppy green bits on the leaves, and some anaemic looking tomatoes that looked like they were days old so we sent it back. The server returned with apologies from the chef but no attempt was made to redeem the poor start. About 30 mins after ordering our main dishes arrived, barely warm. We were so hungry by this point that we didn't even think about returning them. I had ordered the halibut, which was cooked very nicely, but due to food allergies I had asked for the sauce on the side, so I was disappointed to find that the basmati rice which came with it was also coated in some sort of sauce that the server hadn't mentioned. My partner had the bison which he said was good. The mash that came with it was very tasty. We had only 2 mains and a small bottle of water and the bill was over $60. For that price I expect a lot more. I think the food here is probably usually pretty good, and the ambiance is nice, especially out on the patio with the water view, but the poor service and overall lack of efficiency really let them down.
The whole substandard experience took so long that the sun had set while we sat on the patio and so the server offered me a blanket. It also took quite some time to arrive but I have to say while I was disappointed with all other aspects of the meal, I'd give that blanket a five out of five!
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Whether the father in your life is a master griller, sports junkie, or cocktail enthusiast, we've found 25 fantastic gift ideas for every budget that are sure to please your (potentially) dapper dad! Click through now for all of our picks.
Who: The Caffeine Connoisseur
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Why: Because yes, his facial hair needs a comb too! (Then you can follow up this present with some artisanal beard oil for his birthday, ensuring he's the most hipster dad in his 'hood.)
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What: Coach x Tivoli New Bleecker Leather Wrapped Tivoli Radio 1418 ($348)
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?Why: Between Mad Men and Justified, bourbon is bigger than ever. While Pappy Van Winkle is the cult label du jour, it's expensive, rare, and thankfully not your only option. One worth saving up for: Jefferson's Presidential Select 21-Year-Old Bourbon, a top-of-the line bourbon that's bound to make dad smile. Too much of an investment? Liquor.com's editor-in-chief Noah Rothbaum suggests a basic bottle of Buffalo Trace ($21), which is made in the same distillery where Pappy Van Winkle is created.
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Why: Because you have great memories of tossing a football around with your pops--or you feel like making some.
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What: Sandqvist Arne Laptop Bag ($235)
Why: Transporting his laptop is a fact of life, but that doesn't mean a lame computer bag is a requirement too. Save him from a life of carrying his MacBook around a lame neoprene sleeve by giving him this cute canvas and leather bag instead.
Who: The Sports Fanatic
What: Solé The Micklish Bike ($379)
Why: Bicycles can be ridiculously, prohibitively expensive. This one is ultra lightweight, has style in spades and a reputation for performance too, but best of all, it also comes with a relatively attainable price tag.
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What: Steven Alan Monroe Sunglasses ($145) in Matte Black
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Why: We've yet to meet a dad who didn't like these incredible Bose headphones, and we have a feeling yours isn't going to be the exception to that rule. Pair them with The Wire for the ultimate present.
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"Fuligula vallisneria. Canvas-back. Adult male: The head close-feathered. Bill high at the base and narrow throughout or scarcely widened toward end, sloping gradually up to the top of the head in line with the sweep of the forehead, altogether somewhat like a goose's in shape; decidedly longer than head, 2 &1/2 inches to nearly or quite 3 in length, measured along the culmen; the nostrils reaching the middle of the bill, their fore end half-way from the upper corner to end of bill. Bill not blue, black-belted, but blackish throughout. Eyes red. Feet grayish-blue. Head and upper neck not coppery brownish-red, but dark reddish-brown, further much obscured with dusky or quite blackish about the bill and on top. Ground color of back white, very finely vermiculated with zigzag blackish bars much narrower than the intervening spaces, and tending to break up, or mostly broken up, into little chains or dots across the feathers; the resulting silvery-gray tone consequently several shades lighter than in the red-head." Elliot Coues, 1884
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The project will take the opportunity provided by Parker on the Web, (http://www.parkerweb.stanford.ed), to index all of the notes left by Archbishop Matthew Parker and the Elizabethan scholars, secretaries, clerks, copyists, and even forgers who built and made use of his collection of books. The project's investigators will list marks in sixteenth-century hands in Parker's books now in the library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge (and in digital form on Parker on the Web). They will try to identify the individuals who made these marks; categorize and analyze their work for Parker; and then follow the traces left by these men in manuscript and printed books and documents stored outside of the Parker collection.
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Some years ago, a long standing Dutch friend and business colleague suggested we visit the islands, after he had built a successful travel company in the Netherlands called Bonaire Fun Travel, specialising in the Dutch Caribbean. We visited the islands and immediately fell in love with them. This presented us with an exciting opportunity. Supporting these small islands, promoting responsible tourism, organising "holidays-of-a-lifetime" for people and working with the friendly people on the islands. We thought this a worthwhile career change, with masses of "job satisfaction".
One bonus we did not expect! Our customers are people who appreciate the islands and the best part of our "job", by a long way, is talking about these wonderful islands, with people who are as enthusiastic about the islands as we are !
Twelve years ago we ran a successful sports company, but after falling in love with the islands (we each have our favourite) we used the successful foundation our Dutch partners had established in the Caribbean, to build our own company specialising in holidays to the Dutch Caribbean. Our intention was never to be big company - high on gloss and low on service. We are the opposite, low on gloss (!) and high on customer service - probably because we don't think of ourselves as part of the tourism "industry" ! We had been in an industry for 25 years, where customer service and an in-depth knowledge of your product were paramount. Although we never call the islands our "product" - we do believe that detailed local knowledge and good customer service are vital. They are the two key elements that set us apart from the other travel companies and booking websites. Combining these two elements with extensive choice and the ability to "build" individual holiday itineraries - means we can give our customers the holiday they are looking for.
Having studied law at University, our daughter Danielle then decided she wanted to join the company. The company rule is that everyone must visit the islands to gain personal, local knowledge. So she was packed off - alone - to do her tour of duty. We were delighted that she fell in love with the islands too and joined the company in 2007. Danielle has since become a director of Fun Travel.
Despite the march of technology there is no substitute for local expertise and personal contact with customers. Being a specialist is the big difference between us and other travel companies. We are the preferred tour operator for many resorts with exclusive rates. With the best prices - the best choice and local knowledge - we can organise your ideal holiday itinerary at the best price.
Our "Dutch connection" gives us a big advantage. The years of experience gained by the Dutch company, Fun Travel - Netherlands gave us a great start. The Dutch and English companies now have a huge reservoir of locally acquired knowledge, shared experience and expertise which we use to provide you with accurate information, the best options, well organised holidays and the best prices.
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We have visited and selected the accommodation we offer - the only UK tour operator to visit the islands regularly. We ask each customer for their comments and post many of them on the website - under the "testimonials" tab at the top of the page. Real holiday experiences - of real people. It is our local knowledge and our customers' comments that we use to support the advice we give to you.
Whatever your preference, relaxing in peace and quiet, or enjoying the sports and activities, we offer that "holiday of a lifetime" in this special part of the world. Our holidays really are "tailor-made" ! Each holiday is individually planned and priced - based on your requirements. We are also a diving holiday specialist and prepare complete diving packages, including instruction courses.
We have attended many travel exhibitions and both the UK Dive shows for many years. One of the very few travel companies to do so. This is a big commitment for a small company but we relish this personal contact with our customers, in fact it is more like a friends' reunion. We exhibit alongside our partners from the islands - and represent some of them in our rôle as preferred tour operator for those resorts.
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Fun Travel has won the Golden Flamingo, an award for tourism, for three consecutive years, the only company to be given this award more than once. We are especially proud of this achievement because it is voted for by visitors. We hope the level of personal service, customer support, local knowledge and expertise that we offer, is the real advantage to you of booking with us. We are a UK registered, ATOL bonded, tour operator. Your payments are safeguarded by this bond underwritten by the Civil Aviation Authority. Websites without an ATOL licence have no such guarantee. We are also bound by very extensive European consumer protection laws. Websites / suppliers based outside the UK are not bound by European or UK law. Booking with us is , easier, cheaper , safer.....and friendlier.
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- js.mdnq (48/48) Dec 04 2012 One thing I've always struggled with in oop is how to deal with
One thing I've always struggled with in oop is how to deal with storing generic types. A very simple example is, suppose you had to design a way to store generic types. class myGtype(T) { } ... myGType[] gcollection; // should store various types such as myGtype!int, myGtype!myobj, etc.., possibly even other things like myotherobj, etc.. Obviously we can't store different types in a homogenous array. I know D has the ability to use variant types that basically overcome this. I imagine it is very inefficient to do it this way? In my mind, it seems like one could never get around the issue without storing type information along with the data because the compiler will eventually need to know the type information to know how to deal with the data? e.g., auto x = gcollection[i]; // x's type is not determined auto x = cast(myGtype!int)gcollection[i]; // x's type is forced to be myGtype!int, but may not be if gcollection is heterogeneous. If we stored type information along with the data then we could use it to cast to the correct type and make the compiler happy. This seems like a rather inefficient way. Are there any direct oop ways to do this. If, for example, I make a wrapper class in which I can create a homogenous array of, but somehow the wrapper class managed the heterogeneous nature of the types, then it might work. But it seems to me, no matter how one tries to make it work, it is impossible(at least efficiently). In my specific case I am wanting to simply store objects in an array of the type myObject!T where T could be any type so I can access functions in the type(which unfortunately depend on the type). e.g., class myObject(T) { void SetValue(T v) { } } .... myObject!?[] arr; // Not possible arr[0].SetValue(x) // But what I am wanting to do. In fact, I'll have some way to always cast x to the correct type(or at least, if not, throw an error). My question: Is what I've discussed above basically doable with plan old OOP using some design pattern and not some fancy compiler or "tricks/hacks"? Basically, am I missing something obvious or is the problem actually difficult and requires special methods(like std.variant)?
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last year I went to this event ( http://www.beaulieu.co.uk/beaulieu-even ... y-vauxhall ) and had a brilliant day out.
Someone has posted my old silver Fronty on the net and this can be seen here- ( https://www.flickr.com/photos/beaulieu_ ... Bhw-og3xBs ) .
last year I was the only fronty there so i'm hoping I can jimmy up some of you to come down to the New Forest for this year's event.
The event is held within the motor museum's grounds. I think It's £10 of which includes free entry to the museum and mono rail- Well that is what it was last year.
the area is picturesque and has various camping sites, b&b's etc. nearby just in case you might want to make a weekend of it. Oh and watch out for the wild pony's when you get close because there's loads of um everywhere.
Doesn't matter if your fronty is a show stopper or a work horse - all would be a welcomed sight. The more the merrier......Besides it would be great to put a face to forum signatures and do some tyre kicking ( general chin wagging about your truck and such)
So come on guys and lasses- make the effort , i'm sure you need the break
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By: Cresta
Well, I finally did it! I hosted my very first wine exchange a couple of weeks ago. It was not orchestrated as "formally" as I would've liked (yes, I am pretty neurotic about things going according to plan), but because everyone had a great time, I consider it a big success! Here is how it worked…
Each person brought two bottles of the same wine. One bottle was put aside for the exchange and the other was opened for tasting. I even found these really cute wine glass tags to help distinguish our glasses.
We ate a few snacks before we got started. I kept it simple with cheese and crackers, a variety of nuts, olives, some veggies, dark chocolates and cocoa dusted truffles.We began with white wines (sweet then dry) and moved on to the reds, which included quite a few blends. No one brought any dessert wines or sparkling varieties. I provided index cards for people to take notes but that kind of fell to the wayside as we started down the line of about eight different wines.
After the tastings, we moved on to the exchange. We drew names to pick the order and we allowed one steal. I ended up with 3 Girls Cabernet Sauvignon, which I really enjoyed.
Some of my other favorites were: Clean Slate 2011 Riesling, Cary Chen Riesling from Elk Creek Vineyards and Pro-mis-Q-ous, a California red table wine.
I think it would be fun to try this again but perhaps create a theme around it (like Summer Wines). Or maybe dictate the variety of wine people bring. It's not such a bad deal…I ended up with the leftover wine. Oh, and we had a massage therapist friend scheduled to give shoulder massages but she fell ill. So I would incoporate that next time.
Interesting! I never heard about "Wine Exchange" but it sounds like a really good idea to meet with friends and find new wines!
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Hi Lucho,
Congrats on Leadman! As you've got recovery down to an art, I wonder if you'd be willing to offer me some advice. Just ran my first ultra (40 miler) and have a 50 miler in about 4 weeks (Oct 20). Any advice on recovery for optimum performance at the 50 miler?
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The Chiefs let go of general manager Scott Pioli on Friday morning, which opens the door for Reid to hire a personnel man of his choosing.
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$7,530 added at the Cambridge Credit Counseling Invitational
Nick Marien Strikes His Way to Bowl Winkles Pro Shop Open
John Kirker Senior Champion
2018 04 Non Champions Results
2018 Many Styles of Bowling Results
2018 02 EP Senior Open Results
2018 123Bowl.com Results
2018 Harry's Pub & Grill Open Results
2018 Turbo Over Under Doubles Results
2018 GMS Decorative Concrete Doubles Results
2018 08 Masters Results
Boomin Pro Shop Open 2018 Results
Keene 2018 Singles Results
Keene 2018 Doubles Results
Lane Assignments for the Apple Valley Bowl Senior Open
Lane Assignments for the Bowl Winkles Pro Shop Open December 16-17, 2017
Lane Pattern for the Bowl Winkles Singles Open Dec 16-17 2017
Annual Meeting Sunday, December 17 in Plantsville, CT
NEBA's Newest Champion is Don Herrington
Lane Pattern for the Senior Event at Apple Valley Bowl on Saturday December 16, 2017
DJ's Pro Shop Open Title Goes to Chris Monroy
Pepe Becomes First to Win Three Tournament of Champions!
Webb Wins #17
Noel Ocasio & Ian Lang win the Turbo 2-N-1 Grips Doubles Tournament
Agenda for the Meeting on October 22nd
Mike Macedo Breaks Through at Town Line Luxury
John Camara & Alex Aguiar win Strike FX Over / Under Doubles Tournament
Steve Chiarella Wins BowlingSeriously.com Seniors
Trudell becomes Second Woman to Win Twice at 123Bowl.com Bowl for the Cure Singles
Sellers & Collins Defend Title at Yankee Lanes Doubles
Steve Hardy Jr Wins First Title at Yankee Lanes Singles
Pepe Becomes 7-time Champion
Fundraising for Hall of Fame Continues
Weekend In Keene August 4-6!!!
Bryan Bourget & Jon Van Hees Strike F/X Doubles Champions
Over/Under Doubles Champs Robert Toth & Jon Van Hees
Agenda for Meeting May 21, 2017
Lichstein Wins Unprecendented 30th TItle
Youth Bowler Anthony Naujokas Wins Better Bowling Concepts Non-Champions Event
Roy Vanderbogart Wins BuddiesProShop.com Open
Chris Monroy Champion at Many Styles of Bowling Open
Matt O'Grady Wins Third Title
Alex Aguiar Wins #18
Agenda for Board Meeting Sunday, March 5
Brian Boghosian Wins Senior Tournament
Ryan Graywacz Takes Home Cambridge Credit Counseling Title
Corum Wins 2nd Title at Hall of Fame Silver Lanes
A Letter from Our President as 2016 Comes to An End
2016 Annual Award Winners
Cambridge Credit Counseling Corporation Invitational Entry Form and Rules
Annual Meeting Sunday in Wallingford, CT
Darrell Guertin Senior Champion
Ryan Graywacz Makes it Four Titles in 2016
Jeremy Milito Earns First Title at Non-Champions
Joey Transue Wins Brunswick Tournament of Champions!!!
Tim Healey Wins Fourth Title
Are you eligible to bowl the Invitational?
Ryan Chiaradio & Joey Transue Shoot 300 En Route to Turbo Title
Youth Member Tom Hankey Wins at Bradley Bowl
Mike Fortier Wins Second Title at Brunswick Zone Lowell Lanes
Ray Edwards & Joe Novara Win Over/Under 50 Doubles
Bill Holota Champion of Continuity Discount Plans Singles
Bill Holota Champion of Continuity Discount Plans Singles
Last Month's Champion Wins Copping Yankee Lane Singles
Sammy Ventura Wins Senior Title
Copping Earns Title #4
Sellers & Collins Win FIrst Title at Yankee Lanes Doubles
New Champs Rembert & Scott-Jones at Strike F/X Doubles
NEBA in New Hampshire - August 2016
Graywacz Wins 3rd Title of 2016
Mike Fortier & George Tignor Champs at Over/Under 50 Doubles
Results Buddies Proshop.com Open Results
Agenda for Meeting May 15
Calca Wins #7 at Logo Infusion Open
Ken Lefebvre Victorius at Bowl Winkles Non Champions
Steve Ferraro Champion at 123Bowl.com Open
Ryan Graywacz wins his 1st NEBA Title at Westgate Lanes
Gary Erickson Wins BowlingSeriously.com Senior Open
Marcel Lessard Wins Fourth Title
Novara Wins $3,000 at Cambridge Credit Counseling Invitational
Lichstein Wins 29th Title
Robert Greene Wins 2nd Title at Laurel Lanes Open
Rule Changes for 2016
Brunswick Tournament of Champion Title Won by Pepe
Annual Meeting Sunday December 20
Joe Scianna Wins 2nd Title
Justin Warhol Captures Radical Non-Champs Title
Todd Lathrop wins at Bradley Bowl title # 9
Over / Under 50 Doubles Won by O'Grady & Boghosian
O'Grady & Aguiar Win Turbo Driven to Bowl Doubles
Amanda Broege Becomes First Woman to Win Twice
Brian Egan Wins Title #2
Board Meeting Moved from July to August
Dave Abate Wins 3rd Title at Senior Tournament
Joe Novara & Joe Scianna Capture The Strike FX Doubles in Cranston.
Darrell Guertin Earns Second NEBA Title
Jon Matunas Earns Second Title
Rich Brooks & Todd Lathrop win the Over / Under 50 Doubles
Todd Lathrop BuddiesProShop.com Champion
NEBA Family Loses Honorary Member George Chikar
Better Bowling Concepts Event won by Jimmy Clark
Westgate Lanes Singles March 28 & 29, 2015
Ed Roberts Becomes Oldest to Win NEBA
Lathrop Takes Home First Senior Title
Joe Novara Defends Title in East Haven, CT
Todd Lathrop Wins Cambridge Credit Counseling Invitational
Russ Michaud Gets #10 in Fifth Decade!
HOF Silver Lanes - January 10-11, 2015
Bruce Hall Captures his 3rd NEBA Title
Aguiar Caps off Bowler of the Year Season with Win in Wallingford
Wallingford Bowl - December 13, 14, 2014
Annual Meeting Sunday, December 14 in Wallingford
Steve Blanchet Victorious at Brunswick Tournament of Champions
Nicole Trudell wins the Non Champions Tournament Nov 29, 2014
Wallingford Bowl - December 13, 14, 2014
John Kirker Wins Fourth Title with Senior Win
Lane Pattern for the Non Champions Tournament
Lane Pattern for Tournament of Champions
Senior Pattern for Westgate Lanes Nov 8, 2014 11 AM
Lichstein Wins 28th Title
Fredette & Wilbur Dominate Doubles
Calca Wins Sixth Title
Lane Pattern for the upcoming tournament at Westgate Lanes
Pattern for Over/Under Doubles on Saturday, September 27
Lane Pattern for Doubles on September 27-28 in EP
Conroy & Van Hees Win Inaugural Over/Under 50 Doubles Event
Lane Pattern for Town Line Luxury Lanes, Malden Ma Sept 6 - 7, 2014
Agenda for September 7 Board Meeting
Todd Lathrop Near Perfect for Fourth Title
Bruce Hall Captures 2nd Career Title
Lane Pattern for Hall of Fame Silver Lanes
Van Hees Wins 8th Title at Hall of Fame Silver Lanes Open
John Kirker Wins his Third Title at Apple Valley Bowl
Lane Pattern for AMF Auburn Lanes on July 26-27
Lane Pattern for AMF Cranston Lanes
King and Blanchet Take 2014's First Doubles Event
Lane Pattern for Apple Valley Bowl on June 28-29
Transue Wins First Title in the BuddiesProShop.com Open
Lane Pattern for Bowl-O-Rama
Miskolczi Wins in Newington
Solimine Adds Name To NEBA's Champions List
Lane Pattern for Nutmeg Bowl
Board Meeting April 27
Tignor Rolls to Norwich Senior Title
Novara Stops Flamand To Win Second Title
Lane Pattern for Senior Tournament in Norwich
Lane Pattern for Non-Champs Tournament in Norwich
Greg Flamand Wins 4th Title
Lane Pattern for East Haven
Smith Bowls Them Over to Win at East Providence
Lane Pattern for Wonder Bowl
Lane Pattern for Cambridge Credit Counseling Invitational
Van Hees Goes The Distance to Return to Winners' Circle
Lane Pattern for East Providence Lanes
Lane Pattern for Hall of Fame Silver Lanes
Lessard Overpowers Field to Win for First Time in 25 Years
Green Strikes Again to win TOC
Lane Pattern for AMF Milford
Andretta Closes Out 2013 With A Win in Milford
Lane Pattern for the Non-Champions Tournament in Cranston
Lane Pattern for the Tournament of Champions in Cranston
Silva Rolls to First Title
Reynaud Wins Senior Tournament for Tenth Title
Wagoner Wins Second Title of 2013 Season
Banta Stops Webb to Win First Career Title
Lane Pattern for the $50 Open Tournament in Brockton, MA
Lane Pattern for the Senior Tournament in Brockton, MA
Green Teams With Webb and Returns To Winners Circle
Lane Pattern for Singles at Laurel Lanes
Lane Pattern for September in Malden, MA
Pepe Rolls to Fifth Career Title
Lane Pattern for Doubles in East Providence, RI
Hebert Wins First Title in Exciting Finish
Lane Pattern for HOF Silver ... $500 added
Jon Wilbur Adds His Name to List of NEBA Champions
Lathrop Wins in Windsor Locks
Lane Pattern for July 20-21 at Bowlmor AMF Auburn Lanes
Wagoner Wins First Title
Cranston Doubles Lane Pattern
Pepe and Cornog Win Cranston Doubles
Lane Pattern for April 27-28 at Nutmeg Bowl
Perry Makes History With Title at Nutmeg Bowl
Lane Pattern for May 18-19 at Bowl-o-Rama
Bourque Claims Senior Tournament For Title #1
Fulton Claims First Title at Plantsville Non Champions Event
Janas Joins Champions List With First Win
Lane Pattern for April 6 at Apple Valley Bowl
Lane Pattern for April 6-7 at Apple Valley Bowl
NEBA's 50th Anniversary Continues with a $50 Tournament
Canalia Wins First Title
Lane Pattern for March 23-24 at AMF Circle Lanes
Aguiar Rolls to Title Number 15
Lane Pattern for Match 9-10 at Wallingford Bowl
Lane Pattern for February 9-10 at Wonder Bowl
Bill Webb Wins 15th Title
Lane Pattern for February 23-24 at East Providence Lanes
Cambridge Credit Counseling Invitational Info
Smith Rolls Through Strong Field to Win Cambridge Invitational
50th Anniversary Celebration Starts January 5th
Van Hees Starts NEBA's 50th Year With Big Win at East Hartford
New England Bowler's Association Celebrates Its Golden Anniversary
Healey Wins For Second Time in 2012
50th Anniversary in 2013
Borges Rolls to First NEBA Title
Pepe defeats Reynaud to win Tournament of Champions
Coco Wins First Title In Pressure Packed Title Match
Aguiar Continues Strong 2012 Season with 4th Win
Trudell and Healey Triumphant in Cranston
Tignor Connects for Second Senior Victory of the Year
Amanda Beck wins at Nutmeg
Webb Wins 14th Title
Tignor FIres 835 in Match Play for Senior Title
DeBiase Wins First Title at East Providence
Pepe Defeats Coco, Jr. in All New York Title Match
Novara Wins in Windsor Locks
Petraglia and Aguiar Roll to Doubles Title in Exciting Finish
Injured Brockett Hops to Second Title at Wallingford
Hometown Hero Paternostro Wins NEBA's First Televised Tournament in Newington
John Kirker Tops Seniors
Non-Champions Title Goes to Bob Greene
Aguiar Grabs 12th Title
Senior Tournament & Non-Champs Weekend on April 14-15
Copping Rolls to Victory in New Bedford
Reynolds Halts Back to Back Pursuit to Win 3rd Title
Calca Locks Up 5th Title with Double in Tenth
Field Set for Cambridge Credit Counseling Invitational
Aguiar Goes Wire to Wire in Norwich
Last Tournament of the Year won by Van Hees
2011 Annual Award Winners sponsored by BuddieProShop.com
Reynolds Wins Title #2 at Laurel Lanes
Bosse Victorious at Non Champs
Ebonite T of C Won by Aguiar
Baral and Jones Win at East Providence
Greene, Jr. Wins First Title in Springfield
Aguiar storms to win in East Hartford
DeVincent Rolls to Victory at Nutmeg Bowl
Flamand Continues Hot Streak With 2nd Win of 2011
Van Hees Enjoys Return to Bradley with Fourth Title
Broege Wins #7 at Wallingford
Wujek & Fiume Claim Doubles Title
Coplan Bowls To Win at Somerset
Webb Returns to Winners Circle at NEBA's 600th
Lovewell Wheels His Way to 1st NEBA Title
Robertson Wins His First Title
Cordeiro On Point at Cambridge Credit Invitational
Flamand Returns With Big Win in New Bedford
Reynaud Strikes Again For Season Ending Win In Brockton
Brockett Makes It Reign in East Hartford
Clutch Tenth Frame leads Perssico to First Title
Van Hees takes TOC for Title 2.0 of 2010 Season
Broege Back on Top at Somerset
Widmer Wins in Plainville
Reynaud wins 8th Title at Nutmeg Bowl
Lango Jr & DeMaine Take Home Doubles Title
Aguiar's 2nd Win of 2010 Campaign comes at Lang's Lanes
Van Hees Completes Ten Year Mission with Win at Silver Lanes
Copping Storms through the Field to Win in Springfield
Adding History to the Web Site
Wheelock & Engel Win The Doubles
Lichstein "Mops" Field for Win #27
Josh Corum is NEBA's Newest Champion with victory at Bowl-O-Rama
Calca Champ in East Haven
Aguiar Wins at Wonder Bowl in Front of Home Crowd
Lathrop defeats Green for Win at Silver
Santos Strong at EP to Capture 8th Title
Williston Wins Top Prize at Westgate Lanes
Forcier Rolls His Way to Fourth Point Leaders Championship
Jaison Haynes Wins at Wallingford Bowl
Jason Baker Tops Field at Non-Champs
R.J. Broege is first Back to Back TOC Winner
Webb Wins 12th at Airway Lanes
Meetings in November & December
Corey Razor wins Nutmeg
It's Pepe & Cavagnaro at the Doubles
Dale Jr Adds His Name to List of 2009 Multi-Champions
Viale Grabs First Singles Title
Matunas Comes Through With Clutch Come From Behind Win
Mahon & Durand Doubles Champs
Reynaud Wins 2nd Title of 2009
NEBA Excepting Applications for Tournament Director
Calca Defeats Red Hot Aguiar for His Third Title
Aguiar Wins Sixth Title at East Providence
Non-Champs Title Goes to Gillick
Reynaud Tosses Clutch Shots in Tenth for Sixth Win
Aguiar Tops Field at Ebonite Point Leader Invitational
Dale Grabs Eighth Title
Ellis Wins Year End at Westgate
2008 Annual Award Winners
John Rusin Wins Non-Champs for Spot in TofC
The 2008 TofC Title Goes to RJ Broege
Wetzler Tops Field in Somerset
Baral Captures Third Title
Healey Comes Through to Win First Title
Hansen & Hall Grab Doubles Title
Chris Hall Wins Second Title
Lathrop Earns Long Awaited Win
Autore & Forry Doubles Champions
Gravy for Goof
Derek Pontes vs. Chris Joliceour in Westgate Championship Match
Broege Tosses Clutch Shots for Third Win
Circle Cordeiro's Name as NEBA's Newest Champion
Dan Gauthier Snags First Title at Non-Champs
O'Driscoll Tops Huge Field in East Providence
Boghosian Gets Title Nine with Point Leader Win
First Win for Copping
William Tessier Moves Onto Tournament of Champions
Chris Rebstock Grabs Second T of C Title
Mark Roth Becomes NEBA's Newest Champion
Mike Lichstein wins 22nd title at Point Leaders
Stephen Dale Jr. Conquers Cranston
Lane Assignments for the Radical Bowling Technologies Non-Champions
Lane Assignments for the Brunswick Tournament of Champions
Lane Pattern for the 2017 Brunswick Tournament of Champions
Happy Thanksgiving
Lane Pattern for the Radical Non-Champions Event on Saturday November 25, 2017
Lane Assignments for DJ's Pro Shop Open November 11-12, 2017
Lane Pattern for Singles Event & BowlingSeriously.com Women's Cup Series
Lane Assignments for the Logo Infusion Open at Lang's Bowlarama
Lane Pattern for the Logo Infusion Singles event Oct 21-22, 2017
Turbo Doubles Lane Assignments Sunday Oct 1st
Lane assignments for the 1pm Over / Under Doubles @ EP Lanes
Lane Pattern for the Turbo Driven Doubles October 1st
Lane Pattern for the Over/Under 50 Doubles at East Providence Lanes
Lane Assignments for Town Line Luxury Lanes Sept 16-17, 2017
Lane Pattern for Singles event & the 3rd Stop in the BowlingSeriously.com Women's Series Cup
Lane Assignments for Sunday August 27th - 9AM
Lane Assignments for Saturday Aug 26th @ 1PM & Sunday aug 27th @ 12:30 PM
Lane Pattern for the 123Bowl.com $55 Singles & Bowl-for-the-Cure Fundraiser
Lane Assignments for the BowlingSeriously.com Senior Open
Lane Pattern for the BowlingSeriously.com Senior Open
Lane assignments for Singles at Yankee Lanes 8/6/2017
Lane assignments for the Doubles event at Yankee Lanes
Fundraising for Hall of Fame Continues
Lane Pattern Singles Event - Yankee Lanes, Sunday Aug 6th
Lane Patterns for the Doubles Event Sat Aug 5th at Yankee Lanes, Keen NH
Lane Pattern for Westgate Lanes, July 22-23, 2017.
Lane Pattern for Callahan's Bowl-O-Rama
Lane Assignments for the Strike FX Doubles June 4th
Lane Assignments for the Over / Under Doubles
Lane Pattern for the Over / Under Doubles on June 3rd at AMFCranston Lanes
Lane Pattern for the Strike FX Doubles at AMF Cranston Lanes
Lane Assignments for AMF Chicopee Lanes
Lane Pattern for Savage Arms Open at AMF Chicopee
Lane Assignments for the BuddiesProShop.com Open
Lane Pattern for the Buddies Pro Shop.com Open
Lane Assignments for the Non-Champions Weekend
Lane Pattern for the Better Bowling Concepts Non-Champions Event
Lane Assignments for Sunday 9AM at Ken's Bowl
Lanes Assignments for Ken's Bowl Saturday 6pm & Sunday 12:30 pm
Lane Pattern for the Singles event at Ken's Bowl in Pittsfield, MA
Lane Pattern for the Many Styles of Bowling Open
Lane Assignments for Singles Event of Sunday February 12, 2017
Lane Pattern for the Singles Event February 11-12, 2017 at EP Lanes
Lane Assignments for the Senior Event Feb 11, 2017
Lane Pattern for the Senior Event at East Providence Lanes February 11, 2017
Lane Pattern for the HOF Silver Lanes Open
Lane Assignments for the HOF Silver Lanes Open
Lane Pattern for the 2017 Cambridge Credit Invitational
Lane Assignments for Wallingford Bowl Dec 17-18, 2016
Lane Assignments for the Senior Event at Wallingford Bowl Dec 17, 2016
Lane Pattern for the Senior Event Dec 17th at Wallingford Bowl
Lane pattern for the Wallingford Open on December 17-18, 2016
Lane Pattern for the Radical Non-Champions Event
Lane Pattern for the Brunswick TOC November 27, 2016
Lane Assignments for Wonder Bowl November 12-13, 2016
Lane Pattern for Wonder Bowl November 12-13, 2016
Lane Pattern for Singles Event at Bradley Bowl October 22-23, 2016
Lane Assignments for the Regular Doubles on Sunday October 2, 2016
Lane Assignments for the Over/Under Doubles on Saturday October 1, 2016 @ 1PM
Lane Pattern for the Over / Under Doubles at East Providence Lanes October 1, 2016
Pattern for Regular Doubles at EP Lanes on Sunday October 2, 2016
Lane Assignments for Brunswick Zone Lowell Lanes September 17-18, 2016
Lane Pattern for Singles event in Lowell, Ma
Lane Assignements for This Weekend
Lane Pattern for the Continuity Dental Plans $55.00 Bowl For The Cure Event
Lane Pattern for HOF Silver Lanes Senior Open
Lane Pattern for Keene, NH events
Lane assignments for AMF Auburn Lanes
Lane Pattern for Singles Event at AMF Auburn Lanes
Lane Pattern For singles event at Newington Bowl-o-Rama June 25-26, 2016
Lane Assignments for the Strike FX Doubles Sunday June 5th
Lane Pattern for Strike FX Doubles June 5, 2016
Lane Assignments for the Over / Under Doubles Cranston, RI
Lane Pattern for Over/Under Doubles Cranston, RI
Lane assignments for Lang's BowlaRama May 14-15, 2016
Lane Pattern for singles event at Lang's BowlaRama May 14-15, 2016
Lane assignments for The Buddies Pro Shop.com Open at Nutmeg Bowl on April 23-24, 2016
Lane Pattern for the Buddies Pro Shop.com singles event
Lane Assignments for Sunday April 3, 2016 at 9AM & 12:30PM
Lane Pattern for the Non-Champions weekend at Apple Valley Bowl.
Lane assignments for Saturday April 2, 2016 6PM squad
Lane Pattern for Singles Event at Westgate Lanes, March 19-20, 2016
Lane Assignments for the Singles event at Westgate Lanes
Lane Pattern for Singles Event at AMF Circle Lanes in East Haven, CT
East Providence Singles Lane Pattern; February 20-21, 2016
Lane Pattern for the Senior Event at East Providence Lanes
Lane Pattern for Regular Doubles at East Providence
Lane Assignments for Auburn Lanes
Lane Pattern for AMF Auburn Lanes July 18-19, 2015
Lane Pattern for Singles Event at Lang's Bowl-O-Rama
Lane Pattern for Buddies Pro Shop Open
Lane Assignments for Non Champions Weekend
Lane Pattern for Better Bowling Concepts Non-Champions Weekend April 11-12
Lane Pattern for Singles Event at AMF Circle Lanes March 7-8, 2015
Lane Pattern for East Providence Singles February 7-8, 2015
Lane Pattern for Cambridge Credit Invitational January 18, 2015
Lane Assignments for Wallingford bowl Dec 13 & 14, 2014
Lane Assignments for the TOC Sunday Nov 30, 2014
Lane Assignments for Non Champions 10 am
Lane assignments For this weekends tournament at Bradley Bowl October 18 - 19, 2014.
Lane Assignments for Sunday Sept 28, 2014 12:30
Lane Assignments For EP Doubles
Lane Assignments for Saturday Over / Under Doubles at 12:00 Noon
$1 a game in July at Westgate Lanes = A Larger Prize Fund!
Matt Dzikiewicz Winner at BowlingSeriously.com Open
Women Can't Miss This - $60 Entry in June!
3-person Team Tournament run by Ace Mitchell on June 9
Win-a-Spot in Newington Friday before NEBA
9AM Squad for Sunday Strike FX Doubles
New Rules for Strike F/X & Over/Under Doubles
Win-a-spot at Chicopee Lanes
$1,000 added This Weekend April 29-30
Elimination Style Finals at Nutmeg Bowl
Many Styles of Bowling Open This Weekend
Start Time for Invitational Delayed One Hour
The New Season Is Here! $95 Entry Fee Adds More Prizes
Happy New Year 2017
Rule Changes for 2017
Agenda Items & Nominations for Officers
Deadline to Submit Proposals & Nominations
Yankee Lanes Squads Filling Up
Bring your Family and Friends invited Saturday Night!
Agenda for Meeting July 17
Added $ and Saturday Squad Time 3PM in July
Keene Hotels and Updates
Exciting Upcoming Summer Events!
$1,000 added at BuddiesProShop.com Open Presented by DV8
2015 Annual Award Winners
Van Hees Joins Elite Group of Ten with 10 Titles
Golf Outing on September 19
$2,000 Added in to $50 Continuity Discount Plans Singles
Strike F/X Pro Shops Doubles & Over/Under Doubles Updates!
Pattern for June 7 Doubles
Details for Doubles Tournaments June 6-7
Pattern for June 6 Over/Under 50 Doubles
Obituary & Services for George
BowlingSeriously.com Sponsors Women Bowler of the Year
Lane Pattern for the Senior Singles Event on 3/7/2015
Parker Bohn-III at AMF Circle Lanes Sunday March 8th.
Happy New Year
2014 BuddiesProShop.com Annual Award Winners
Nicole Trudell Becomes Fourth Woman to Win NEBA
Happy Thanksgiving
$50 Entry with $2,000+ Added at Harry's Pub & Grill Open November 8-9
Pattern for the next tournament on October 18, 19 2014
Squad Time Change for Over/Under Doubles Tomorrow!
Deadline for the Annual Meeting Agenda, Amendments to the Bylaws or Rule Proposals
Highway Construction on 84 in CT this Weekend
NEBA Notes for Next Weekend
2013 Annual Award Winners sponsored by BuddiesProShop.com
Funeral & Tribute for Past Tournament Director Rick Polce
Bruce Hall on Phantom Radio
50th Anniversary Book will be posted next week
Lane Pattern for June 29-30 at Bradley Bowl
Looking for Photos of Champions
TV Show Times This Week
Television Times for AMF Silver Lanes Tournament
$5,000 Bonus for a 300 in the Title Match
July Tournament to be Televised
Two Senior Tournaments Added in 2012
TELEVISION at Newington's Bowl-o-Rama
TV Times for Last Week's Tournament
Year End at Brockton Includes $2,000 Added & Annual Meeting
Bychkowski & Aguiar win High-Roller Spots!
Power Outage Does Not Affect NEBA Schedule
Win a Spot in the High Roller Plus 4 Nights Hotel & Plane Ticket
Alex Aguiar Wins Vegas Mini-Eliminator
East Providence Lanes This Weekend
2010 BuddiesProShop.com Award Winners
2011 is Here!!!
Westgate Lanes Year End Event Includes Annual Meeting
$3,000 added to Last Tournament of 2010 by Harry's Pub & Grill in Westgate Lanes
Bowl.com has Barals as Feature Story
Upcoming Deadlines
Joey & Roger Baral Shoot a Pair of 300's to Make History
ADDED $$$ This Weekend at SILVER LANES
NEW! Video of the Championship Match is On-Line
Survey Being Taken - To Oil or Not to Oil Before Match Play
Kipperman Takes Home Non-Champions' Title
$2,500 Guaranteed 1st place at Westgate Lanes This Weekend
Limited Lanes on 12:30 Squad at Non-Champs
2009 Annual Award Winners
Field Set for the Ebonite Point Leader Invitational
END OF YEAR EVENT - $3,000 added - December 19-20
Inclement Weather Policy
Weather Update and Squad Results
2010 Schedule
$4,000 added to Prize Fund Last Weekend in November
Added $ in November
Added $$$ This Weekend at Silver Lanes
NEBA in 2009 - Changes
2008 Member Survey
$ added October 18-19 by Hitquarters Baseball Academy
$ Added to Prize Fund August 16-17
Saturday Night Doubles Results
Annual Web Awards Voting Now Open
Board Meeting Moved from February 24 to March 30
$4,300 Added at Westgate Lanes December 1-2
Saturday Results at Westgate Lanes
Joe Kearney Wins First Tournament
Ebonite Demo Day - FREE - December 1
Win #26 for Lichstein in Hamden
Becky Kregling & Chris Rebstock Capture Doubles
Russ Michaud Victorious in Auburn
Widmer Takes Little Time to Win Second Title
Earn Points at Trios Tournament September, 9
Johnson, Broege & Webb Claim Team Title
Jim Rusin Wins First Title
Entry Fee Raised $5 to $80
Jeff Voght Brings Title #2 Back Home to NY
Scott Widmer & Mike Lichstein Take Home Doubles Win
Joe Sprague Wins for the Second Time
Steve Blanchet Makes Masters Third Title
Tony Gee's NEBA's Newest Champion
$750 added to Prize Fund May 19-20
Dave Forcier Joins Elite List with 10th Win
Forcier Doesn't Waste Time to Grab Eleventh
Clem Amaral Joins the NEBA Champion's List
Derek Pontes Grabs Second Title
Calca Makes It 2 In-a-Row at Tournament of Champions
2006 ANNUAL AWARDS: <br>Bill Webb Wins Record Sixth Bowler of the Year
$4,300 Added at Westgate Lanes on December 2-3
Reserve a Spot for Chance to Win Ebonite Angular One
Brendan Bierch Takes Home Big Win
Frankie Calca NEBA's Newest Champion
Joe Campbell Gets Fourth Win
Litch Wins 24th Title!!!
Williamson, White & Colby Team Champs
Jeff Voght Victorious at Bradley Bowl
Swartz & Michaud Win Doubles
Gordon Oliver & Chris Sole Doubles Champions
John Scott Grabs Third Title
Dave Miranda Earns First Title
Dennis Bedard NEBA's Newest Champion
Bill Webb Rises to Challenge to Win Masters
Bob Volk Adds His Name to List of Champions
Bill Webb Wins Title #10
Adverse Weather Policy
Joe Trippconey Plows Through Field at Non-Champs
Alex Aguiar Wins Fourth Title at East Providence
Local Favorite Rich Valenti Snags First Win
$500 added by New Sponsor TNTPokerroom.net
Steve Fiume Captures Third Title
Chris Monroy Wins Tournament of Champions
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Tom Durand Starts Year Off with Big Win
Brian Gaskill Scores Big for Second Title
Chris Monroy Wins First Title
Roy Bartolomeo Joins List of Champions
Steve Fiume Victorious at Bradley Bowl
Mark Blanchette & Dave Forcier Doubles Champions
John Zawalick Dominates Field to Win First Title
Mike Lichstein Wins #23 in Newington
Scott Santos Wins Seventh Title
Steve Hardy Masters Champion
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Derek Pontes NEBA's Newest Champion
Welcome Back John Ellis
Andy Weeks Earns First Title
Tony Lopes & Bill Webb Win Doubles
Kevin Dee rolls his way to 1st NEBA title
Bouchard Takes the On Ramp to NEBA Victory
Ollie Ellard Victorious at Non-Champions
Stephen Dale Jr. Tops Field in Brockton
Rich Reynolds takes home 1st NEBA title
Nate Abdow Wins Non-Champion's Event
Dave Forcier Earns Tournament of Champions Title
Tony Reynaud Wins Fifth Title
DJ Jones & Keith DeMaine Win Doubles Title
Santos Wins 6th Title
Lichstein wins 20th title!!!
Lichstein Wins Two In-a-Row for #21
Tony Campagna Makes It Two In-A-Row
Chris Hall Wins First Title
Tony Campagna And Mike Fagan Win Doubles
Scott Santos Wins 5th NEBA Title
Gerry Fortier wins non-champions tournament
Kenny Baker Jr. Wins 1st Title
Lichstein Wins 19th Title
Jesse Cote Wins Tournament of Non-Champions
Barry Warshafsky Wins Tournament of Champions
Mike Lichstein Wins 18th NEBA Title
Chris Rebstock Wins 12th Career Title
David Reali Wins 1st NEBA Title
Chris Forry and Bill Gross Win Doubles
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The Koreshan Unity Collection: An Inside Look into Processing a Large Archival Collection
We now know a bit about Cyrus Teed, founder of the Koreshan Unity, and about the collection of records and papers accumulated by the Unity and its members. But how do we transform that collection from the initial state of near-chaos in which we found it into an organized, accessible collection that is easy and inviting for researchers to use?
In addition to generous financial assistance from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) which allowed us to hire a full-time Project Archivist, it has taken a lot of planning and hard work that began long before the Koreshan Unity collection arrived in Tallahassee.
The work began in September 2008 with a visit to the College of Life Foundation, the Estero, Florida headquarters of the successor organization that continues to administer the Koreshan Unity's remaining business affairs.
One lower room of the building housed the Koreshan Unity archives. All four walls of the room were completely shelved from end-to-end and floor-to-ceiling, and all the shelves were filled with envelopes of various shapes and sizes crammed with records and papers. Looking back at the room as we first saw it, we can see three of these walls in the left foreground and the center and right background.
The records in this room included everything from late 19th century Cyrus Teed writings, to financial records and State Park records from the 1970s, to piles of disorganized photographs of every time period, subject and image quality. What to do?
Here's what: We began a preliminary inventory of the collection by numbering every shelf in the room and preparing a rough listing of the contents of each shelf based on envelope descriptions and a cursory review of their contents. Koreshan State Historic Site staff were very generous with their time and helped complete the preliminary inventory after our visit, packing the records in boxes labeled to coordinate with our assigned shelf numbers, and preparing a rough list of the records already stored in boxes. Months later, the bulk of the packed collection was stacked in what had been the College of Life library awaiting transport to the State Library and Archives. Looks better already, doesn't it?
Following the May 2009 transfer of the collection to the Archives, staff conducted an initial sort of the boxes and envelopes of records into general categories based on the information from the preliminary shelf and box inventories. We expected that these general categories – administrative records, Cyrus Teed papers, member family papers, subject files, tracts and articles, photos, etc. – would form the initial basis of record series that would be more fully identified during detailed processing of the collection.
So here we sat with stacks and stacks of boxes in rough groupings that we hoped to transform into logical, well-organized record series. Where do we go from here? To the next post in this series, of course! Keep an eye out for Part Five.