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Sunday afternoon, 12:30pm. If you want to hide from the daylight, stay inside the massive indoor section, lit by candlelight. If you want to regenerate with Vitamin D, request an outdoor seat, shielded from the city's hustle and bustle. Even on a windy day, Untitled's patio was warm and still. The Soul Brunch is absolutely worth checking out, for the ambience, for the music, and for the food.
If you enjoy something "Clubby", that can get you off your seat and dance if the mood hits you, go to Untitled! There's no sign in front so you feel you're in your own private club! The food is special and the attention from the service staff is amazing. Try it when there is live music-you'll leave happy. The place is huge with many different rooms. I went to Sunday Brunch with live music. It was loud and fun-a party atmosphere. Enjoy!
Definitely one of my favorites...consistently awesome food and great service. One of the best places around.
Food is excellent here, but the service of it is awkward and strange. Other than that, show was excellent, rooms are a delight. Will definitely return.
Our server, Aaron, was knowledgeable when it came to the food and drink menu. He offered helpful suggestions for ordering with a large group, and even sent out 2 free desserts for birthdays we were celebrating! Hostesses were not great. We were not greeted very warmly, and they seemed bored. The overall decor and atmosphere was fantastic. Such a cool vibe for all ages in our group. I would definitely go back.
The deciration its really good, and the food excellent
Our waiter Sampson was awesome, food fantastic, restaurant is so elegantly decorated like an old speak easy. After dinner enjoyed live music and a show - overall a really great experience!! Our waitress in the bar area was really cute but not very knowledgeable when it came to the extensive whiskey list.
After researching the hottest place where the locals go, this is the place that continually appeared in my search results. We flew into town and this was our first stop from the airport. What a great entertaining way to begin a weekend trip to Chicago.
Only wish they didn't close down so early and had music Sunday nights; otherwise cool space and food/cocktails were really delish.
A great placed to entertain out of town guests! We ate dinner in the champagne room in a large private booth. They have an extensive cocktails menu, but even the wine is fantastic. For dinner we ordered the tasting special- an 11 course meal of shared plates for the table, which features a variety of favorites from the entire menu- it was quite a bit of food, but so delicious we didn't waste a bite! The 20's speakeasy charm of the place is glamorous, yet inviting. I would absolutely recommend this restaurant for a date or for fun with friends too.
Love the vibe of Untitled- jazz band and burlesque show were fantastic. Had a chance to try most of the sharing plates and highly recommend the mushroom pasta and mussels.
Amazing service, ambiance and food... Perfectly paird to make a simple dinner into a night to remember, I was between a few locations to eat for my fiancés 30th birthday, and we were both glad that I chose here... Me even more than him, because I wanted a special nightthat we ccan both remember until the end of time... Highly suggested from me to you... Have to check it out. I rated four stars because of food cost and the quantities given, should be more bang for your buck. .
It's a cliche of course, but this place truly is one of the undiscovered gems of Chicago. Not that it should be - it's amazing. It's front door is a non-descript little affair, but once you pass through and make your way downstairs, bam - you're in a 1920's era speakeasy. There's live music in one room, a quieter room off to the side for dining, and bars *everywhere*. Especially of note - the Whisky Library, with over 315 types of whiky to choose from. And on Thursdays, they host "Unbridled", an old school burlesque show. It's awesome. Always a great crowd, and much more upscale and refined than the usual club scene. Add this place to your weekend rotation. You won't regret it.
Went for a bachelorette party and it fit the bill for post-dinner entertainment. Originally selected it due to proximity to Mercadito (which is amazingly convenient), but everyone in our group loved the locale. Between the jazz band, cabaret singer, burlesque dancer, and fire-eating lady (??!) the entertainment was nonstop. My only complaint: there was no mention of the two-drink minimum per person during reservation, only once we were seated. This was strongly enforced, including for the two non-drinkers in our group. This seems a little unreasonable to expect out of a large group, especially with our $300+ bar tab. Maybe if our waitress had been a little more polite about it...
This place was awesome. If my friend hadn't told us about it, we would have never known. It's ironic that we came here after I've been addicted to Mad Men because walking into this place is like stepping back in time. You felt like you were in the 1930's however the food was modern and so was the decor. I was with people that weren't too adventerous but I would go back and try the tasting menu. Everything we had was great, favs were the Fried Pickles and the cornbread. Cocktails were also very good. One thing though, it is VERY loud in here, so if that's not something you want, you may want to choose elsewhere. The live band was amazing.
This place is gorgeous! Went here with a group from out of town and they were very impressed. We got the chef's choice prixe fixe- there was something for everyone and we all left stuffed. Meats were a little overdone but I understand they were probably playing it safe with the table. My only suggestion would be to offer the option of having the cheese plate at the end of the meal. Great place!
For perspective, I am a 40yr old male. This place looks fantastic. Not what you would expect. Lots of space. Great bar areas. Very cool vibe and not too noisy, not too dark. We had a great time talking and drinking while waiting for our table. Once seated, we were "highly" encouraged to try the $65 per person special which is tapas style food from all over the menu. Food is very good not great. This is not all you can eat so I was left wanting more. Way over priced for the amount you get but the idea is very fun with a good group. If you are very hungry, there are probably better meals to fill yourself. I would definitely come back with friends to enjoy the bar scene. The crowd is on the older side. (35-55).
Love their live band and entertainment during dinner hours. Great for special occasion. Food taste was Ok, portion size was perfect, bit pricey since food quality was ok. Service was outstanding, they made sure you got everything you needed.
We went with the chef's selections and were not disappointed. Every course was delicious and invitingly presented. I am not a gourmand but enjoy wonderfully prepared food focusing on the indulgent experiential aspect of dining. Will not disappoint.
The Band Tweed Funk with great first of all. Classy, elegant, fun, personable, and friendly. Untitled will definitely see me again!!!!!
Really awesome place-- a cool little find in a trendy neighborhood. The drinks are wonderful and unique, and the staff was so accommodating and friendly! Very trendy, excellent space.
Wonderful food, incredible ambience, soulful band. What more could you ask for on a Sunday afternoon? I heard about this place from a friend who had been there at night and raved about the ambience. I think that once the brunches get up and running this will be a really hot spot to bring a group, an event or a date.
Dined here Tuesday evening on the recommendation of a friend. We were not disappointed - we were delighted and enjoyed a nice night of great food and atmosphere. The service was spot-on and not just for food service: my phone was about to die and because I was traveling from out of town I really needed it charged. A very nice hostess at the front desk was able to accommodate me with the use of her own power cord - which was unexepected but very helpful! Chef Joe was kind enough to visit our table and made sure we were well taken care of. Food was DELICIOUS!
My husband and I went to Untitled for the first time on a week night after work. I read online about the live entertainment and was looking forward to the show. We were sat in a room that had only our table seated and a party of 30. As I was unfamiliar with the restaurant I did not know to specify where I wanted to sit. After a lovely dinner we walked around the different rooms and noticed the room with the live music and lively atmosphere. It would have been nice to know this ahead of time.
This is a gem of a place and not well known. The space and decor is fabulous and I counted at least 4 bar areas. The outdoor space is fantastic with great private seating.This place offers the space for corporate private functions and parties separate from the restaurant. I work a block away and only found out about this place because the bouncer was standing at the front door. When I walked down the steps I was very impressed with the decor. I brought some people from out of town because they wanted to listen to some live music and decided on the brunch with the theme of soul and jazz music. My friends were amazed by this place. I would recommend it for anyone who wants to have a nice, different kind of experience.
Never gone through the hassle of leaving a review before but untitled deserves it. Consistently great and I have been there many times. Great music food atmosphere and drinks. Can't go wrong here!
great food, fun show on thursday night, great place for a first date
Succulent dining - I had the bay scallops and roasted baby carrots ... Tremendous flavour. Friendly, professional, very attentive service. Above and beyond, really. Vegas level entertainment in a purposely intimate and fully interactive setting. Unique and whimsical - this was a "Unbridled Thursday" event. Bravo!
Comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. Love the music/dancing. The food and wine is a litty pricy.
Very neat atmosphere. Amazing selection of brown liquors. Service was extremely slow as the bar got busier (it took at least 25 minutes to get a drink around midnight). That being said, they were incredibly accommodating when our large group first arrived (16 people!). I would say if you want to dance this is an acceptable place to go, but don't expect any mainstream/current music. The place itself is incredibly decorated. It's worth it to go just to check out the Bourbon room! One of the most interesting bars I've ever been to.
This is a crazy place.. In a good way! Great service, good food, drinks and wine, sophisticated but fun decor; sensational swing music by Morry Sochat band,, great people watching, all ages, excellent date night all around. Had dinner in the parlor and watched the show; ideal, then wandered around to see the last set and finish our wine in comfy chairs. Hit everything we wanted and then some!
Food was great, drinks were stiff and our server was excellent! What a great place!!
One of the most unusual places in Chicago. Hidden away underground. The food is fabulous and the waiters were knowledgable and very friendly. We took a tour of the restaurant and found there are many rooms to choose from. They have live music most of the time. At brunch we had a soul band it was wonderful. If you want something different this is the place to go.
I took a business associate with me for dinner - net, the food was fine, the atmosphere was very lively, and the wine menu was superb. We had one of the booths which has a sheer curtain over it to give the enigmatic view of the old "Speakeasy" - it was quite a fun experience. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to friends - and I will definitely be back when business takes me to Chicago!!
The experience from beginning to end was great! Ambience, food, music and drinks were right on the spot.
Our server was great. Attentive and very considerate to our party! Good food, good drinks, good chartreuse vep & champagne. Overall a great experience.
A fabulous time was had by all! We had 8pm reservations and were about 15 minutes late being seated. We passed the time in the super lounge. There are various rooms all with their own ambiance. We were seated at the back (near the lobby) of the 'lounge' room and unfortunately froze from the opening and closing of the front door in the lobby and had two different sets of music being blasted at us. BUT... We ordered the tasting menu and OH MY GOD!! It was absolutely delicious. We were brought 10+ dishes to experience and each one was fabulous. We were in a delirious food coma by the end. Favourites: skirt steak, deviled eggs, crab claws, roasted cauliflower and the charcuterie plate. Would highly recommend to anyone in or visiting Chicago!
I took my sister to Untitled for her birthday on the recommendation of a colleague and everything was outstanding. The food, drinks, atmosphere and service were all top notch. There are several rooms to choose from and we chose the room with live music. We definitely made the right choice. It was a rhythm and blues band that brought even more energy to an already vibrant atmosphere. The speakeasy feel took you back to an earlier time and pouring water out of old time GLASS water bottles was a great added touch.
Great spot to meet friends for a drink and dinner! The bar is amazing with an unparalleled selection of whiskeys supported by a very knowledgeable bartender. Food can be shared family style and every choice was delicious. Hard to go wrong
I had been a few times before --- but what a treat to be in the hands of such a great team of knowledgeable servers. Wine Manager (James, I think?) was able to step in and recommend a wine off the menu once our original selection was out of stock---to an even better result! The kind of detail and attention to service from the pacing of the small plates to the bussing of the carnage that was the seafood tower, each and every team member was engaging, efficient, and above all, total pros. The five course meal we had settled in for was nothing short of outstanding, from the oysters to the scallops and steak and recommended port and cheese to finish. All made possible from the deft talents of your staff. Congrats!
I have been here on several occasions, but I am more impressed with every visit. What a great scene and you are close to lots of other fun bars after you finish drainer and drinks at Untitled. Ask for seating in the main room for the best experience!
We discovered Untitled when we were walking by and heard blues through their open door. We came back the following week for brunch with 4 friends. I can't wait to go back. The rooms are tasteful and elegant, the band did not overwhelm the diners with sound. The service was outstanding! The menu took my to the south. Inventive, tasty and hearty. This is a must try. Thank you!
Great date spot! A bit pricey but the drinks are delicious and the atmosphere was fun. 1920's prohibition meets modern day. Definitely a repeat!
We had a private booth in the champagne room with curtains. Drink service was slow, bu our server was awesome. He brought us a few items on the house to apologize for the wait. It was a great time and the food was good. We had oysters, caviar eggs, bison burger, hanger steak, crab claws, grits cakes, shrimp and grits, fries, scalloped potatoes, and scallops to share (party of 6).
Great food and the entertainment, their Thursday shows are super fun! The staff is really friendly too.
My party of 8 had a great time at Untitled. It had that classic speakeasy feel, great food and service. We even stayed for the burlesque show - an overall great time.
Great find - impressive layout, big open space, swanky decor, great lighting and great food. The service was great - except for the front desk -we had reservations, but they seemed confused- not a good first impression/welcome and it wasn't even that busy when we arrived. As far as ambience, If there's a way to create a space for diners that's more intimate/quiet then it would be 5 stars. We could barely hear our waiters - and the busboys couldn't hear us either. Otherwise if you have a big group and don't mind the noise - you'll like it.
This is probably my favorite place in all of Chicago. The food is always amazing, ever changing with the seasons. The specialty cocktails are always fantastic. The live music can't be beat and the fact that there is no cover is amazing.
Selected Untitled due to its proximity to our hotel. We were looking for something "different" for a late night dinner and drinks. Reviews suggested a reservation - a must, unless you want to stand outside in the cold waiting to get in. Unlike other experiences, we were seated immediately. Our server, Kyle, suggested the tasting menu. Phenomenal! The music was great. Service was excellent. We vowed to return with friends. You must try. Ask to be seated with Kyle.
We visited for our anniversary. The tasting menu was fabulous - great variety and plenty of food. The live music was excellent and added the right mood. Service was fantastic. We can't wait to return!


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The fish off Fukushima remain radioactive more than a year after the earthquake and subsequent tsunami triggered three meltdowns at the Daiichi nuclear power plant. In fact, bottom-dwelling greenling fish caught in August 2012 bore the highest levels of radioactive particles seen to date—25,000 Becquerels per kilogram. (A becquerel is a unit of the rate of radioactive decay—or radiation emitted by a substance.) That is 250 times higher than current Japanese safety standards, a key reason fishing off Fukushima remains prohibited.
The findings suggest that contaminated water is still leaking from the stricken power plant, the sea bottom itself is now laced with radionuclides, or both. Concentrations in the ocean water itself remain below any human health concern but they do pass into fish that swim through those waters.
"When fish 'drink' they take [cesium] and other salts up from the water they are swimming in, that accumulates in the muscle tissue," explains marine chemist Ken Buessler of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, who compiled the analysis of publicly released Japanese fisheries data and published it in Science on October 26. But the fish also shed that cesium if they swim in uncontaminated waters, as has been seen in tuna that migrated from near Japan to near San Diego, suggesting that levels in fish should decrease over time. For this reason, most of the fish caught off Japan's northeastern coast are not radioactive. But roughly 40 percent of bottom-dwelling fish, such as flatfish or halibut, caught off the coast adjacent to Fukushima bear radionuclides above the Japanese food safety standard of 100 becquerels per kilogram.*
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Seeing beyond the imperfections
By GARY ANDREWS
As we travel down life's highway each day we are going to be around certain people that we think are subpar to us because of physical or mental handicaps. I wonder just how off base or warped our minds could be, because people with handicaps are more sensitive to others than we ever thought to be. They are also more appreciative of what they have instead of what they don't have.
I am reminded of a story of several business men running through an airport trying to make a plane schedule. As they hurried along one or more of them bumped an apple cart being cared for by a young blind girl. Apples went everywhere and the men knowing they had to make the plane hurried on their way without stopping. Within a few yards from the stand one of the men realized he needed to stop and help the young lady even though he would miss his plane.
Many of us hurry through life without thinking of whom or what is around us and how we could possibly impact their lives, especially people that are blind, deaf, or otherwise handicapped. Don't get me wrong for there are many tremendous souls that have a calling to work with the handicap and cater to their needs. These people are God sent and their crowns in glory will contain many jewels. Most of us have an "I" problem and don't stop to see what we can do help those we think have "imperfections."
We always seem to be in such a hurry that stopping to speak, help or listen to someone we think may be below us seems to get in our way. We seem to be always looking for the quick fix to gain something that will not mean anything when we leave this world. Instead we need to look at others as we want them to look at us. We need to be encouragers, supporters and helpers to all people, not to the select few we think are going to help us the most. We need to listen to what the Lord told Moses to tell the entire assembly of Israel in Leviticus 19:14: "Do not curse the deaf or put a stumbling block in front of the blind, but fear your God. I am the Lord."
The business man that stopped running for his plane returned to the site of the young blind girl and her apple cart. When he arrived she was crying and groping around trying to find her apples. A crowd had surrounded her but no one would help her.
The salesman knelt to the floor with her, gathered up the apples, put them back on the table and helped organize her display. As he did this he noticed much of the product had been bruised because of the spill they had taken. When he had finished he pulled out his wallet and gave her $40 for the damage. He asked her, "Are you okay?" She nodded through her tears.
As he got up to leave the young 16-year old blind girl asked him, "Are you Jesus?"
He stopped and gently said to her, "No, I am nothing like Jesus. He is good, kind, caring, loving, and would have never bumped into your display in the first place."
The girl gently nodded: "I only asked because I prayed for Jesus to help me gather the apples. He sent you to help me, so you are like Him. Only He knows who will do His will. Thank you for hearing His call, Mister."
Has anyone told you that you were sent by Jesus because you listened to His call? To be so much like Jesus that people cannot tell the difference should be our destiny. We need to live and interact with a world that is blind to His love, life and grace. If we know Him, we should live, walk and act as He would. Knowing Him is more than simply quoting scripture and going to church. It's actually living the Word as life unfolds day to day.
Always remember that Jesus stopped what He was doing and picked all of us up on a hill call Calvary and paid for our damaged fruit.
Prayer: Thank you Lord for all the people in this world you have given us. Make me aware of everyone that I come into contact with and that I can be sensitive to their needs through your leadership. Amen.
(Suggested daily Bible readings: Sunday – Philippians 1:12-19; Monday – Proverbs 31:8-9; Tuesday – Luke 1:57-66; Tuesday – Psalm 10:1-10; Wednesday – Hebrews 12:12-13; Thursday – Isaiah 35:1-10; Friday – Galatians 4:12-14; Saturday – Job 4:1-4.)
Gary Andrews is the author of Encouraging Words: 30-days in God's Word. To obtain a copy go to his website www.gadevotionals.com.


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La Cappella Suites, a North End bed and breakfast inn, is your home away from home in Boston. Located in the heart of "Little Italy", the city's oldest residential community, we are at the birthplace of the American revolution, the center of Italian culture and cuisine, and in one of the nation's most vibrant urban neighborhoods. La Cappella - "The Chapel" - was founded and built in 1941 by Italian immigrants belonging to "La Societá di San Calogero di Sciacca" as a small one-story chapel on historic North Street. Sixty years later, we renovated and added four new floors to the structure, converting it into our single family home and a North End bed and breakfast inn, while preserving its architecturally-significant facade. Our self-contained, private suites offer dining/living rooms, balconies, city skyline and some harbor views.
We are pleased to welcome you to Boston, to our historic neighborhood, and to La Cappella Suites. Ci vediamo!
Strolling down the North End's narrow, winding streets, your senses are stimulated by the sights, sounds and aromas of European village life. Hear Italian spoken in front of open-air cafes along Hanover Street and smell the intoxicating aroma of fresh basil, garlic and tomato sauce being prepared in the four-score Italian restaurants running the gamut of price and artistic complexity. Take a guided tour of neighborhood Italian markets with Michele Topor on her award-winning North End Market Tours or learn more about the history of the neighborhood and its many untold secrets in the popular North End Secret Tours.
La Cappella is steps from the Freedom Trail and its many historic sites, including Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, and Old North Church. Boston's Financial District, the city's central downtown department stores, and the many fine shops and eateries at Quincy Market are within a 10-minute walk.
The North End is surrounded on three sides by Boston Harbor, which provides for gentle breezes in the warmer months and pleasure boating activity year-round. La Cappella is only one block from the HarborWalk, which includes newly-restored playgrounds, an indoor skating rink, Bocce courts and the world-renowned New England Aquarium. The Aquarium offers, among other things, whale watches, sea lion shows, and a new IMAX theater - all within a few minute's stroll from La Cappella. We are about a 20-minute walk to the Fleet Center, home to the Boston Bruins, Celtics and diverse concerts and performances.
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9:00am Thursday 17th October 2013 in News By Tom Edwards
BUS routes will be slashed, at-home care drastically reduced, thousands of street lights switched off and scores of services scrapped or downsized in a bid to save £98 million at Worcestershire County Council.
County bosses have revealed a three-year package to axe at least 600 jobs by 2017 by making the deepest cuts in the council's history, including:
* About 100 bus routes being chopped – or fares raised
* At-home care visits to vulnerable people reduced and replaced by new 'assistive technology'
* Thousands of street lights in residential areas switched off or dimmed at night
* A "likely" council tax rise next April for the first time since 2010
* Worcester's popular Countryside Centre closed, handed to a new provider, or charges introduced for parking.
* Cuts to museums, the arts, and a major new drive to 'commercialise' services, which could include charging for them.
The measures were outlined at County Hall yesterday following months of work on how to respond to the public sector funding squeeze and "major demographic pressures".
Old targets, including a plan to scrap about 600 jobs by 2017 will now rise, although bosses say the final tally will only be known closer to the end of that period.
All "non-essential" roles that become vacant will stay that way, with chief executive Trish Haines saying she will aim to "minimise" compulsory redundancies.
Every service is being examined to see if it could be provided by another organisation, including community groups, private companies and not-for-profit bodies. Council leaders say the package will save £30.3m in 2014/15, £25.1m in 2015/16 and £25m in 2016/17, kicking in from next spring.
The total comes to £98m once £17.9m of cuts for this financial year are factored in. The council's yearly spend is about £340m.
The entire plan has been published in its early stages ahead of a major public consultation throughout the autumn and winter, before the 2014/15 budget is set in February.
It includes seven roadshows covering all corners of the county, meaning the public can get involved before anything is finalised.
The Conservative leadership says the figures could change, depending on what funding the council gets next year from central Government, with an announcement due in December.
But they insist the plans are likely to become a reality and are "planning ahead".
Councillor Adrian Hardman, the leader of the county council, said: "It's a difficult situation for the council but as I've said before we've got to plan for the worst, and hope for the best.
"Times are tough and these kind of savings will not come without having to make tough decisions."
"IT'S the destruction of a major local authority."
That's the way the opposition Labour group has described the £98m of cuts.
Coun Peter McDonald, Labour group leader at County Hall, says he will "fight against it all the way".
It comes despite the Tory leadership saying it has to make savings to avoid a black hole developing in the budget.
Coun McDonald said: "What we are looking at here is the end of good, local authority services.
"The public are facing these cuts, yet we're not going to get a reduction in council tax are we? It'll go the other way.
"I have been fighting this for a long time and I will go on fighting it all I can.
"It's a sad day for Worcestershire.
"I think even the council leader is shocked. It's the destruction of a major local authority."
Worcester MP, Robin Walker, said: "This goes back to my feeling that Worcestershire needs better funding, and I will help the council where I can.
"I will continue to make the case for the county, because it is clear the financial pressure is significant."
Coun Hardman told your Worcester News that he will continue to lobby the Government for a better deal.
"There are challenging times ahead but we are determined that Worcestershire will become a stronger local authority which can continue to deliver these valued and important services," he said.
"Many people will continue to receive services, but we will be changing the way we work and deliver them."
* The public can get involved in the proposals by taking part in one of seven roadshow events across Worcestershire.
The first 'Have Your Say' roadshow will be in Evesham High Street on Friday, November 1, from 10am to 2pm.
Then, it will go to the Kingfisher Centre in Redditch on Saturday, November 9, from 10am to 3pm.
It will visit Bromgrove Farmers' Market, near Barclays Bank on Saturday, November 16, from 10am-2pm.
A date is fixed for Malvern on Saturday, November 30, with the location yet to be determined.
It will be in Worcester's Crowngate Shopping Centre on Wednesday, December 4, from noon to 5pm.
Finally, it will be at the Rowland Hill Centre in Wyre Forest on Saturday, December 7, from noon to 4pm.
ADULT care is bearing a significant proportion of the cuts, with £32m planned to be reduced from spending by 2017.
As part of that plan, the council wants to downscale care visits by offering vulnerable people "assistive technology" instead.
Private companies have developed devices which give people medication reminders, flag up meal times, detect falls and monitor their health.
Around 1,000 vulnerable adults use it in Worcestershire at the moment, but the aim is to roll it out to thousands more, replacing the need for staff to make visits in person.
The council say they will not force the technology on people who it doesn't suit, but are determined to use it to save cash.
At the moment, 3,900 people get some form of adult social care in Worcestershire, and the department's total cost is £145m a year.
As part of the changes, they also want to start giving people their own "budgets" so they can buy their own care, rather than get a package deemed suitable by social workers.
And they are also looking to beef up the county's volunteer base so more people drop in on their near neighbours to see if they are okay.
Dr Richard Harling, the director in charge of adult social care, said he was hoping to deliver a "genuine transformation" in care.
"We will not change any thresholds under which people become eligible for care from us, that's a very important point," he said.
"About 1,000 people use the assistive technology now but we believe there is potential for much more."
A report on the tactic says bosses believe users could top 10,000 by 2017 and that assistive technology will become the "primary" care method for people's health and social care needs across the county.
AT the moment £3m is spent on subsidising 97 bus routes a year, but the council wants to slash about £1m off that.
To achieve the cut, all the routes being subsidised will be reviewed and the most expensive ones face being scrapped completely.
The council says a handful of them cost up to £7 per journey, meaning they are increasingly unsustainable.
On other routes, fares will be increased so people pay more, and all the services will be offered to outside bodies to run, like Dial-A-Ride.
Councillor John Smith, the cabinet member responsible for transport, said: "Some buses go past and there's hardly anybody on them, costing taxpayers an awful lot of money."
More details will emerge early next year about which exact routes are under threat.
FOR the last three years, council tax bills have been frozen by the county council to help hardpressed households.
The Tory leadership says that situation is now "unlikely" to prevail in April 2014 due to the dire funding situation.
In recent years, the Government has offered town halls cash incentives, worth a rise of one per cent, in return for a freeze.
Councillor Hardman says he will wait and see what the offer is, if any, for 2014/15 before making his mind up, but doesn't expect to take it this time around.
For the last three years Chancellor George Osborne has told councils looking to increase it by two per cent or more to hold a referendum.
He said: "I intend to wait and see what the Chancellor's offer is, but it's unlikely we'll freeze it. I also think it's unlikely we'll go for a rise which would put us in referendum territory." (two per cent).
THERE are 53,000 street lights in Worcestershire and the council's current energy costs are £2.6 million.
From November 2012, the authority switched off two out of every three street lights in Droitwich between midnight and 6am, to see if it impacted upon crime or led to complaints.
After very little feedback, they now intend to roll it out across the county from April, saying it will apply to all estates and residential settings, but not main roads.
More than half the street lights could be switched off between midnight and 6am, depending on consultation feedback.
On top of that, of the lights that remain on 24 hours a day, efforts will be made to always use energy efficient bulbs.
The savings are expected to top £500,000 a year.


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The Pawn Shop Offset Special guitar is one of Fender's most offbeat designs ever. Features include a semi-hollow double-cutaway body with an f-hole and sleek offset waist, a phenomenal-sounding pair of large JZHB humbucking pickups with three-way toggle switching and an Adjusto-Matic™ bridge with vintage-style floating tremolo tailpiece. This is a guitar from the past and the future.
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The Hurricane Alley Chapter of Bikers against Abuse is holding its annual chili cook-off and bike run to raise funds to support the fight against child abuse.
Registration for the poker run begins at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 10 at American Legion Post 382 located at 1850 Luneta Street in Navarre. Entry fee for the poker run is $10 per bike and $5 per rider. Participants can partake in the chili for a donation per bowl.
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This Saturday, the International Consortium of Research Staff Associations (ICoRSA) was launched in a session at the European Science Open Forum. ICoRSA will provide an international voice for researchers through the collaboration of national associations. Other global associations participating besides research staff associations are a highly-mobile part of the global research enterprise. ICoRSA will provide a collective voice to represent researchers in international policy. ICORSA will also support the development of national associations by facilitating communication across borders and the sharing of best practices.
The launch took the form of a short introduction representation from national research staff associations from Canada, France, Ireland, Portugal, Qatar (although the Qatar representative was held up at the border), South Africa, Spain, United Kingdom and the United States, followed by international associations the World Association of Young Scientists (WAYS), Global Young Academy (GYA), World Federation of Science Workers (WFSW), and Marie Curie Association of research fellows. There were two panel sessions to discuss what the common concerns of researchers are and to explore how we can best influence international policy.
Martin Hynes, Chief Executive, European Science Foundation (ESF) and Peter van der Hijden, Policy Officer, European Commission Directorate - General Research and Innovation were both speakers and are keen supporters.
This was followed by a closed session where the governance, vision and mission of the new consortium were established. This was encouraged by an address from Lidia Brito of UNESCO. Chris Thomson, former chair of the UKRSA was elected as vice chair.
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The Obama administration faced intensified pressure Friday to find former CIA contractor Robert Levinson _ both from lawmakers and the Levinson family _ nearly seven years after he disappeared in Iran during what now has been revealed as an unofficial spy mission.
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Students in same-sex marriages will be treated the same as their straight married classmates when it comes to federal college loan applications, Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Friday, in a shift that reflects this year's Supreme Court ruling that broadened gay rights.
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While the main objective of the convention is the presidential election, the huge gathering is also about helping other members of the party get ahead. New York politicians have turned out in droves to do just that. Our Nick Reisman reports on the impressive roster from the Empire State.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- New York's delegation is among the largest of any state at the Democratic National Convention. And it's certainly the most high profile. New Yorkers can count former President Bill Clinton, along with two U.S. senators and the state attorney general on the list of convention goers.
"We are so very proud of all of our people and we have the high-profile ones and some that are not so high profile. But certainly our high-profile Democrats i.e. Bill Clinton, i.e. Hillary Clinton and on down the line will be part of the effort and the team to energize our grassroots folks," said Democratic Party Co-Chairman Keith Wright.
It's especially striking compared to New York Republicans, whose daily breakfasts in Tampa featured former elected officials like George Pataki and Rudy Giuliani. But Democrats in Charlotte say their delegation reflects the state's diversity.
Democratic Party Co-Chairwoman Stephanie Miner said, "We have so many congressional seats and we are so proud of our delegation. We have young people, we have a diverse delegation, people of all colors, of all nationalities, we have gay, straight. So this is a tremendously diverse state represented by a tremendously diverse delegation."
A review of the list of New York delegates reveals donors to President Obama, New York elected officials and local party leaders. And it's also large. With guests and alternates included, there are more than 500 New York Democrats staying at three hotels in North Carolina and a spillover hotel over the border in South Carolina.
Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz said, "Having been a delegate at the last two conventions and coming to this one, there are many more people from New York at this one. I'm not exactly certain why, other than they want to help ensure the re-election of the president and that's why we're basically down here."
Perhaps the highest profile New York Democrat isn't taking much of a role. Governor Andrew Cuomo is only flying down for one day, Thursday, and is scheduled to host a luncheon. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, on the other hand, has a busy schedule that includes an appearance on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" and at the Iowa delegation breakfast.
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With the first Gentlemen of The Road Stopover now gloriously been and gone last Saturday in Huddersfield, we now cannot wait more than ever for this Saturday's festivities in Galway. Salthill Park is being prepped and readied to be on fine form for the main event but it is with great excitement that we can now announce the aftershow parties.
Galway official aftershow details announced
Wednesday 6, June 2012
Cannot wait to see you guys in Portland, Maine! I still can't believe you're coming here!
On Wed, June 13, 2012 - 3:43:04 by Hanscom07
Can you please come back to Ontario and do a stopover show?? xx
On Tue, June 12, 2012 - 2:24:20 by jenna_xo
Unreal weather great weekend, galway buzzin, salthill crawling with people, great concert. Ammmmmajjjjjing perfecto altogether…....promoting all the local buisnesses such a good idea!
On Mon, June 11, 2012 - 4:54:57 by citrusbutterfly
I came all the way from Germany to see you!! I feel like I ´m dying going back to school now…..but It was sooooooo worth it!! Thank you so much!
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@ livefast11233 Because they are in pubs dingus!! only joking Peace
On Thu, June 07, 2012 - 12:52:25 by mahonyboy
Looking forward to what you have up your sleeves for us in Portland !!
On Thu, June 07, 2012 - 1:12:24 by kbellitto
Whyyyyy are you coming in the middle of exams? I can sneak away from study for the gig but the afterparty is also tempting me…
On Wed, June 06, 2012 - 10:11:41 by Michellecarey
Why are all events on after 11:30pm?? I'm 9mths pregnant and that's well past my bedtime. But woohoo i'm still going to be there, that's too good to pass up. Sorry folks i'm well over 18:)
On Wed, June 06, 2012 - 9:58:52 by kenkc
Oh my. I'm only 16 :c
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Why are all the after show events 18+?????? :(
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Forums >Look What I Can Do!>100 Miles this month FINALLY
After 4 'less' that stellar months of running, I finally managed to run 100+ again.....
Now to keep it going for a few YEARS...........
Champions are made when no one is watching
Nicely done! Here's hoping it's the beginning of a long streak of great months!
"Don't feel like running today...suck it up and run ...you're an athlete." (John Stanton, founder & owner of The Running Room)
"The person who starts the race is not the same person who finishes the race."
Congrats! Keep gooooooooooing!!!
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Congratulations! It was my first 100-mile month in a long time, too!
Husband. Father of three. Lutheran pastor. Overweight runner. Political junkie. Baseball fan.
Ambitious (but attainable) Goals for 2014 (looking ahead):
Get at least one of the following: Sub-3:30 marathon; Sub-1:35 half marathon; turn 40
PRs: 3:52 marathon; 1:41 half; 47:00 10K; 23:26 5K; 6:02 mile; <12 parsecs Kessel Run
I need more races in more spaces ...
Congrats guys! Keep the momentum going !!
5k = 19.48 10/1/13
10k = 45.28 4/16/13
Half Marathon = 1:37.16 9/08/13
Operation Jack Marathon 12/26/12 4:39.11
Solo O Marathon 06/02/13 3:52:10
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...with four days left to go. I've done it before...not often...and always, on the 31st of the month. Heck,with four more days, I might hit 125 this month!
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Congrats! Once you go triple-digits, you never want to go back.
Hey...good news there, John. Good to see you're on the comeback trail !
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2 in a row now! good work John!
THKS Neil ==== I'm getting it going after a dismal winter.........Not running very fast, but at least I'm getting some mileage now.......
as you & I & most experienced runners on RA know, consistency & time on feet (duration/ mileage) are priority #1. Anything else is built on a strong aerobic base. speed comes later and/or at races. anyway keep logging those miles. I'm confident you will pull off a string of those 100 mpm"s
Nice work!
I know the feeling. After like, 6 straight 100+ mile months, I was injured and missed by a lot in February. I woraked my way back up to 100+ the last two months, but life derailed me this time. Coaching obligations, and plain old life obligations made it difficult to hit that magic number. I'll be at 90 by Friday, but I still feel like I cheated myself. Still, life happens and anytime I can hit triple digits, I'm stoked.
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Next race: Ashland 4th of July 10K
Way to go! Congrats!
With my run today I have also gone over 100 miles in a month for my FIRST TIME EVER!!!
2013 goals - one goal: finish my first marathon - 10/13/13
done! 5:50!
Kudos mate!!
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