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We offer the most comprehensive heart care in the region for infants, children and teens. In 2013, U.S. News & World Report ranked Seattle Children's Heart Center one of the top medical and surgical heart teams in the country. Services available at our main campus and regional locations.
You'd travel anywhere to heal his heart. Fortunately, you don't have to go far.
Exceptional pediatric heart care is available at our clinics in Federal Way, Olympia, Silverdale and Tacoma.
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The first annual Western Slope Food & Farming Forum will be held on Jan. 10, 2013, at the Montrose County Fairgrounds Friendship Hall from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. This conference will provide education, resources and networking for western slope producers and land owners with the goal of sustainably improving the production, marketing and consumption of locally grown food.
Whether you have a half-acre or hundreds of acres, this conference will have information on important topics and contacts for you to be successful.
Specific topics presented in this conference will include "How to Start a Small Acreage Ag Business" with proper crop production and business planning; and, "How to Create and Launch a Buying Club". There will also be seminars on maximizing your crop production through the use of cover crops and high tunnels, the best choice of seed varieties for our climate and soils, how to save seeds for future use and the use of insects for biological control. Best practices and tips on greenhouse and hoop-house production will be presented in another session. For those interested in livestock production, there will be seminars on grazing systems, maximizing your meat production and co-operative marketing.
Agricultural management seminars will include marketing, farm management and labor options including developing a quality farm internship program and agricultural tourism. The timely topics of organic and natural certification, implementing Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and the latest farm food safety plans will be offered. Of course, this conference wouldn't be complete without addressing specialty crop areas and creating value-added products with an update on the Cottage Food Bill certification process.
Current sponsors include CSU Tri-River Area Extension, the Valley Food Partnership, Rocky Mountain Farmers Union and the Small Business Development Center. For information on vendor booths, conference sponsorship, or registration call the CSU Tri-River Area Extension office at (970)249-3935.
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Are Apple keyboards, with only a delete key, less efficient in making deletions than conventional keyboards with both a backspace and a delete key?
I have been using a Windows desktop at home and my office. Although I have never had a laptop, I have been planning to buy an Apple laptop for use when I travel. However, I recently used an Apple and found its keyboard, in one particular way, to be inferior to the standard keyboards that I have been accustomed to using. Do you agree?
A conventional keyboard has two keys to make deletions. The backspace key deletes characters to the left of the cursor. The delete key deletes characters to the right of the cursor. In contrast, the Apple keyboard has only one key to make deletions. It is the delete key and it deletes characters to the left of the cursor. It appears that if I want to delete characters to the right of the cursor, there is no way to do that directly and simply. Am I correct about that? I must either use a second key or I must first highlight the text and then delete it.
Using a non-Apple conventional keyboard, it is also possible to delete an entire word and one adjacent space in only two strokes by using a combination of the control key and the delete key. The same can be done in the other direction using the control key and the backspace key. How would these two types of deletion most efficiently be done with an Apple keyboard?
The reality seems to be that two keys to delete can operate more efficiently, in more directions, than only one (Apple). Do you agree that the Apple keyboard is less efficient in making deletions than the conventional keyboard when using Word software? What is the best way to get around that inefficiency in a MacBookPro? If there is no way around it, should this discourage me from getting an Apple since I do lots of word processing and deletions?
Does the Apple keyboard have any advantages over the conventional keyboard that I should be aware of?- Asked by Robert J from Granger
- 29-Feb-2012
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The one delete key moves left, is there a single keystroke way to delete right with this keyboard?
Other larger keyboards have a second delete key that will delete to the right, but I have not yet found a way to do it on this keyboard with a single keystroke.
- Asked by Phil M from South Lake Tahoe
- 24-Nov-2009
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just got an imac as a holiday gift for our family. Is a way to have a backspace and a delete button on the keyboard?
- Asked by William K from Bettendorf
- 19-Jan-2011
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keying accents on a spanish keyboard.
What is the most effective way to type a letter with an accent above it on an Apple wireless Spanish Keyboard? Can fuction keys be used too?
- Asked by Roy H from Victoria
- 09-Sep-2012
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Does the delete button also function as a backspace button?
Some delete buttons only work purely as a delete button. That is- you have to put the cursor behind the word you are deleting. So in the precious sentence I would have to put the cursor over the n to delete the g. So, does the delete button work as a backspace button when typing or a purely delete button?
- Asked by Barbra P from Canton
- 07-Mar-2011
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Apple Bluetooth keyboard---special function keys for iPad 3?
I have seen a good answer to a question about getting a list of function keys for the Apple Bluetooth keyboard---but it seems to address only using the keyboard with a Mac (laptop). Is there a list of special function keys that work with an iPad 3? I am particularly interested in which special function keys (if any) there are that work with an iPad 3 that one could not find on a non-Apple keyboard (such as a Motorola wireless keyboard, that works fine with entering text such as letters, numbers, and symbols). In other words what---in terms of function or navigation keys---makes the Apple Bluetooth keyboard better than other Bluetooth keyboards?
- Asked by James B from Olympia
- 09-Jul-2012
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No answers yet
Can I buy a keyboard from Apple USA with a foreign key layout printet on the keys?
- Asked by Pétur R
- 11-Jan-2010
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Can I get Danish keys on the keyboard?
Is there anyway I can get the Danish keys on this keyboard?
- Asked by Caroline H
- 17-Oct-2011
- Flag as inappropriate
No answers yet
Does it have a Thai language on key of keyboard?
I use Thai language. I wonder that the key on keyboard has Thai alphabet.
- Asked by Kitwat K from West Palm Beach
- 21-Oct-2009
- Flag as inappropriate
Do they have a keyboard with Cyrillic keys?
I type in both languages English and Russian. Therefore, to have a keyboard with Cyrillic keys is very important for me. Is it possible to order such thing? Thank you.
- Asked by Mikhail S from Vancouver
- 20-Nov-2009
- Flag as inappropriate
does the wireless keyboard have volume up & down keys
- Asked by Christy B from Fort Collins
- 21-Mar-2010
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Does this keyboard have an esc key.
- Asked by Deanna T from Marysville
- 17-Jul-2011
- Flag as inappropriate
does the ipad have a keyboard with 10 key?
- Asked by Adam B from Juneau
- 19-Mar-2012
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Does the wireless keyboard have backlit keys?
- Asked by Robert O from Alamogordo
- 21-Jun-2013
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Where is the eject key on the keyboard
- Asked by Richard N from Oro Valley
- 31-Mar-2013
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Can the iPad specific keys from the iPad Keyboard Dock be remapped to the Apple wireless keyboard?
The iPad keyboard dock has keys for iPad specific features. Is that functionality completely lost when using the bluetooth keyboard?
- Asked by Frank I from Easton
- 05-Apr-2010
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Does the wireless keyboard keys has both English & Arabic letters printed on them?
I am planning on ordering Apple wireless keyboard (with Arabic letters)
However, i did search the Q&A's to find an answer for my question but no luck.
I know some did ask if the keyboard has arabic (or their native language) keys.
My concern is if both letters (Arabic and English) are printed on the keyboard keys? and if so, how visible are they (big or small)!
I would like to confirm the above, and if there is a link that i can goto to see the layout of the keyboard.
Thanks- Asked by Ahmad H from Dubai
- 03-May-2012
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colour of the key board
what colours does the keyboard come in
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Munson pharmacist awarded for pain management expertise
A professional state association recently honored a Munson Medical Center pharmacist for his expertise in pain management.
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Clearing the Record: 12/06/2013
Because of a reporter's error, Coldwell Banker was misspelled in a Thursday photo caption.
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GT County board rejects 2014 budget
Grand Traverse County remains without a 2014 budget.
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Man charged in 1996 slaying of Kalkaska woman
Jason Anthony Ryan lived as a free man for 17 years after a heinous Kalkaska County crime. Ryan's days of freedom ended Monday after authorities said new DNA tests link him with the 1996 murder of Geraldine Montgomery, 68, who died of asphyxiation after at least one attacker raped her, stuffed her into the trunk of her car and left the vehicle running.
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Estes sentenced to 18 months probation
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Board picks new Benzie County administrator
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Bats considered for endangered listing
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Is it possible to burn onto a CD once you download it? I hate listening to music on my laptop speakers. No bass.
Has anyone listened to the MR in full?
Did a quick listen of some of the samples.
Didn't sound like the "Brussels" I know.
Quickly compared HTW TD and RTJ (only the sample portions).
I think those are from the second show as suggested in the interview.
JJF seemed unfamiliar as well.
1st edit: quick listen to YCAGWYW. Listen to "hands" in the opening version. The separation of the "s" from "hand" is not on Brussels 1st show. While it sounds like 2000s Mick, I think it's from the 2d show.
And where is the wacky middle solo on JJF?
once you purchase the album, you can play the tracks through Google Music. To the right of each track name, an arrow is visible, hover over that and there are several options available, one of them being "Save Song To My Computer"....and voila...the mp3's are downloaded to your computer and you can then burn the mp3's on a disc to play through your stereo.
smokey--i think you are right. on the video, mj talks about the 1st show as a throw-away, says something like, "don't know what happened to the first show", as if it doesn't matter--this is the second show (better, cooler--never liked afternoon shows). kr says something like, the first is a run through for the second (although he does say that sometimes the first is better, looser--?) and good for him to point that out.
i don't think this is an official release of the famous brussels '73 boot (october 17, 1973, 1st show). it seems, at least, in part, to be taken from the 2nd performance that day.
has the second show been available in the past?
Is the "album art" downloadable?
I did put it through Photoshop and brighten up the colors a bit to make it look, in my opinion, a little better than what was on the site. Here' the one I "cleaned up".
Okay I just heard the samples and to my ears this is completely different from any Brussels show or any other broadcast '73 show that I have and I them all.
I am hearing different guitar passages that I have never heard before.
With the exception of maybe Brown Sugar and Midnight Rambler this sounds like a new release that was never broadcast before. It could be that this show wasn't recorded by the KBFH and was recorded by the Stones themselves.
Don't toss your copy of Brussels away in favor of this because it is different, at least to my ears. I am going to download the whole show and compare it but its not just the mix thats different. Wow, this is awesome news and it could mean that the Stones are going to treat us fanatics and collectors with shows that we don't have or have ever been released underground or otherwise. This is big time!
Lets hope they get around to releasing Baltimore '69 or any '69 show for that matter.
I will be up all night digging this and wondering what the next 5 shows are that they are going to surprise us with.
Is it possible to burn onto a CD once you download it? I hate listening to music on my laptop speakers. No bass.
Absolutely. They're downloaded as regular mp3's and can burn them just like any other mp3.
@#$%& hell, what a way to wake up in the morning! And after I thought 'great to have Brussels in official quality' I understand it actually is most from the second show! Jeez...
But...It's not available in Europe I understand? So...any megaupload available? I am dying to listen to it!
I HOPE they left Taylor's guitar parts intact... re: Brussels '73


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That was a very funny post on the Volt. That is how I feel when reading all the posts against CA.
thanks for accepting the add. Good to find like minds on here
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Sneakers55: Regarding the nuclear weapons, duh. And gas prices: yes in California we like to be able to breathe our air and drink our water.
Every nuclear weapon dropped by the USA in combat was dropped when a Democrat was in the White House. That's a fact.
>Conservative Tea Baggage Republicant speculators rejoice and use this and every excuse they can to boost their profits and our retail fuel prices.< California has the fuel prices they do because of Socialist, granola-eating, tree-hugging libtards who want gasoline to be politically correct. Prices haven't twitched a penny in Texas.
Sneakers55: I guess you don't like the 'inconvenient truth' the Democrats haven't gone to war. They just used the threat to get the threat to all of chemical weapons away from the conflict.
Guess you don't like the inconvenient truth that Democrats are warmongers on your whiteboard. You deleted my comment!
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We spend this episode delving into Stubborn's posts, discussing tips for gaming couples, couple archetypes, and how to deal with different relationship dynamics in a guild or raid setting. And, of course, we take the time to share what we have been up to these past few weeks, our latest gaming adventures and, yes, our backup plans for BlizzCon.
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Copyright © 2012 Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma. Oklahoma Monthly Climate Summary 1 The wet conditions of February failed to translate into March, but the cooler than normal weather continued virtually uninterrupted. According to data from the Oklahoma Mesonet, the month's statewide average temperature was 47.7 degrees, 2.5 degrees below normal and the 45th coolest March since records began in 1895. The two months together accomplished a relatively rare feat of late, becoming first consecutive months to finish below normal in Oklahoma since January and February 2011. This March stands in stark contrast to last year's record-breaking version, which ended at 59.6 degrees, 9.4 degrees above normal. Thanks to a late-month taste of spring storminess, the statewide average rainfall total climbed to 1.5 inches for the month, which fell about 1.6 inches below normal and ranked as the 33th driest on record. The first three months of the year came out fairly close to normal for both precipitation and temperature. The statewide average January-March temperature finished at 42.8 degrees, a tenth of a degree above normal, while the precipitation total of 6.44 inches was a tenth of an in above normal as well. MARCH 2013 Oklahoma Monthly Climate Summary March 2013 Statewide Extremes Description Extreme Station Day High Temperature 88ºF (Several) 15 Low Temperature 11ºF Alva 2 High Precipitation 6.10 in. Wister -- Low Precipitation 0.04 in. Tipton -- March 2013 Statewide Statistics Temperature Average Depart. Rank (1895-2013) Month (March) 47.7ºF -2.5ºF 45th Coolest Year-to-Date (Jan-Mar) 42.8ºF 0.1ºF 51st Warmest Precipitation Average Depart. Rank (1895-2013) Month (March) 1.54 in. -1.57 in. 33rd Driest Year-to-Date (Jan-Mar) 6.44 in. 0.12 in. 41st Wettest Depart. = departure from 30-year normal meaning 51 percent were rated as "short" or "very short." Subsoils have not fared quite so well given the long-term nature of this drought. The subsoils were rated at 88 percent "short" or "very short" and only 12 percent were rated as "adequate." State pasture and range conditions were rated 70 percent "very poor" or "poor," with only 25 percent rated as "fair" and 5 percent rated as "good." Approximately 10 percent of the state was covered by Exceptional drought according to the latest U.S. Drought Monitor report, down from 35 percent three months ago. The entire state has remained in at least Moderate drought since July 2012. The Drought Monitor's intensity scale slides from Moderate-Severe-Extreme- Exceptional, with exceptional being the worst category. MARCH DAILY HIGHLIGHTS MARCH 1-7: Teeter-tottering of daily temperatures appeared to be the norm for the month of March. The highest maximum temperatures fluctuated back and forth between the 50s, 60s, and 80s during the first week. The lowest maximum temperatures were a little more persistent, measuring in the 30s and 40s from the first through the sixth. The seventh was a bit of an oddball, however, as the lowest maximum temperature was reported at 61 degrees in Westville. Minimum temperatures were as cool as 11 degrees in Alva on the second and as warm as 52 degrees in Hugo on the fourth. Snow pack in northwest Oklahoma played a prevalent role in keeping temperatures cool. Average wind speeds were fairly gusty with an upper end of about 20 mph. Peak wind gusts That late burst of springtime weather also came with a fair amount of severe weather. Reports of hail from the size of marbles to tennis balls came in from across the state on the 29th and 30th. Hail covered the ground and actually drifted in some parts of the state. At least one tornado was confirmed to have touched down late on the 30th in Sequoyah County near Sallisaw, damaging a home and downing power poles. More localized severe weather struck southern Oklahoma on the ninth and northern Oklahoma saw up to 3 inches of snow on the 24th. The cooler than normal weather kept drought from spreading or intensifying, although drought impacts continued to be felt statewide. Data from the USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service indicate 49 percent of the state's topsoils were rated as either "adequate" or "surplus" for moisture,
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12:51pm Thursday 24th October 2013 in News By Tarik Al Rasheed
PATIENTS at Worcestershire Royal Hospital receive some of the safest care in the country, a new review has found.
Health watchdog the Care Quality Commission has given the hospital a big vote of confidence after ranking Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Trust as one of those least at risk of letting patients down and delivering poor or unsafe care.
The regulator has reviewed reams of data including death rates, serious errors and patient surveys from all 161 of the country's acute and specialist trusts.
More than 150 indicators have been examined in total and these have been used to divide the trusts into six 'bands' according to the level of risk they present.
Worcestershire Acute Trust, which also runs Redditch Alexandra and Kidderminster hospitals, has been placed in band six - the least risky group.
The news is a timely boost for the trust, which still faces uncertainty over its future as a £50 million cost-saving hospital review continues and was recently chosen to receive £1 million extra A&E funding due to concerns over its ability to cope during the busy winter period.
Delighted chairman Harry Turner said: "I am so pleased that the results of the Care Quality Commission's monitoring reports puts us in the lowest risk category.
"This is testament to the hard work and determination of all of our staff who have worked tirelessly to ensure quality and safety are at the top of the agenda when it comes to patient care."
The review has been carried out as part of a new Ofsted-style hospital inspection regime being introduced as part of the NHS shake-up ordered after the Mid-Staffordshire Hospital scandal.
This will see inspectors go into every trust by 2015 and deliver ratings of either 'outstanding', 'good', 'requires improvement' or 'inadequate'.
The Care Quality Commission says the data - called intelligent monitoring - is not a final judgement on the quality of hospitals but will be used to prioritise which trusts are inspected earlier in the process.
Hospital chief inspector Prof Sir Mike Richards described the risk review as a "screening" process.
"Our intelligent monitoring helps to give us a good picture of risk within trusts, showing us where we need to focus our inspections," he said.
More than a quarter of all trusts have been identified as high risk - with 44 in total placed into bands one and two.
Some trusts were flagged for incidents resulting in harm to patients while others scored low on staff or patient satisfaction.
Several came to attention due to whistleblowing staff while others had a higher than expected death rate among patients who should be low risk.
Dr Jennifer Dixon, Care Quality Commission board member and chief executive of the Health Foundation, said: "It makes sense to use the wealth of routinely available data in the NHS to try to spot patterns which might identify or predict poor-quality care for patients.
"The intelligent monitoring tool can never by itself be a crystal ball, but it is a great start and will surely develop over time."
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10:53am Fri 25 Oct 13
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The Royal is in "the least risky group"??
Its designed to instill much public confidence is it?
Why doesnt the Care Quality Commission simply call the Royal " one of the safest" rated hospitals??
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Thanks Kim. Nimantha, I don't think you can rely on a social media only strategy. The world hasn't changed that much!
Russell, I agree. You need to know not only where the conversations are taking place, but where the influencers and advocates are joining the conversations, and in the B2B space that may well be blogs or forums rather than Twitter.
Russel: That is the risk you have to pay when you depend totally on social media. I guess we still cant move to that level since the social media we do have are not professional enough.
Ha ha good point Mr. Roques. Yes exactly you have a very good point. You need to make customers feel that you are willing to listen to any commewnt they say. It makes them feel that you pay special attention to them.
The problem with relying too heavily on listening platforms for B2B marketing is that these systems are very twitter-centric whereas in many cases the B2B discussions are happening off-twitter, in review sites, message boards, etc. You may be listening to the wrong things...
Well, start off with #3. Although we all know that issues will come, no matter what.
Even with consumer relationships, I've seen how businesses that make an extra effort to ask about issues (after a negative review) make customers feel important and at least with me, stop spreading any bad reviews about the product.
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Excellent all round meal with excellent service. We were again impressed by the quality of the food and the attentive service.
This restaurant is one of my husband and my favorites. Great ambience and food! Highly recommend!
Food and service is excellent. Presentations were very nice. Price high so bring a salesman with you.
Great food & service, could not have chosen a better place. The staff was very attentive & the room layout gave everyone all the privacy they could ask for.
We had the 3 course restaurant promotion and it was terrific. Get the crab cakes for the shrimp scampi, wonderful.
Love the shrimp chowder and the crab cakes were delicious. They were one of the best that I have ever tried. Going back soon!!!
Hemingway's did not disappoint! Tucked away among palms and set in a desert garden it's a gem! Beautiful designed dining rooms are separated by sliding glass doors and all walls look put onto the beautiful landscape. You'd hardly know its tucked away on the Hyatt property. The service was prompt to say the least. We arrived 1/2hr early and where seated within minutes. Jean, our server was excellent as where all of the staff who served our table as well as those around us. This place is a must. It was a gem, a surprise in the best way! I will be back in the future for certain.
Had not been to Hemingway's and seemed to find it just surfing for a "nice" place to take clients in Orlando that wasn't theme oriented or for kids and families. I can't speak highly enough about Hemingway's; we loved it so much that we went back the next night. The service, the food, the attitude of all the staff. The ambiance, the grounds......just a really special gem of a restaurant! Go and enjoy!
I saw some comments that the service was slow at this restaurant. That was NOT my experience at all. The service was outstanding and the food was absolutely amazing. I had the lobster bolognese. The lobster and the pasta were perfectly cooked. For an appetizer I highly recommend the steak tartar. It was outstanding. The other folks in our party split the the sampler platter and raved about the scallops and calamari. I highly recommend this place for the food and the convenience.
The crab cakes were outstanding. The presentation of the food was beautiful. All in all, a good dining experience.
Hemingway's is nestled in the tropical gardens of the Hyatt Grand Cypress hotel. Every table has a panoramic view and the decor puts you in an island mood. The food selections are what you would expect to find in a more exotic locale. We started out with a Papa Joe's rum punch and some of their fresh bread that was excellent. My wife ordered the Key Lime Caesar salad and the Crab Cakes on coconut grits. I had the Rock Shrimp corn chowder and the Shrimp Scampi on fried green tomatoes. All the dishes were prepared perfectly and served with a relaxed pace that enhanced the tropical experience. I don't know any other restaurant in Orlando that serves this type of food of this quality.
We went to Hemingway's because of Magical Dining. There were 8 in our party. Two of them had been there before. Our dinner was excellent and the presentation of the food was outstanding. The service was very good.
So many delicious choices to chose from! We'll have to go back. The food was delicious. Service was wonderful, patient with some difficult members of our group.
Had a double date at Hemingway's to try their magical dining. I've never been but heard great things. I had the key west salad, shrimp scampi and the key lime pie. Yum, yum and yum! I typically don't like bleu cheese but for the salad it was delicious, nothing left on my plate except the artichokes.. the Truffle pasta for the shrimp scampi was oh so tasty and the shrimp was huge!
This is my favorite restaurant for crab cakes, but food in general is amazing. Don't forget to try key lime pie...much better that the one down in Key West.
The food was wonderful-for the Magical Dining we still felt we were offered some of their best plates. The Hotel is beautiful and we really had a fantastic evening all around! Will be back.
I'd been to Hemingways when the Hyatt Grand Cypress first opened 29+ years ago. It was great. Went there again in the 1990's and it wasn't very good. Now that we live down in Orlando, we thought we'd give it another shot. And it was EXCELLENT. The food, the service, the great deal with the Magical Dining... all fantastic. Didn't even have screaming kids around us (which is almost unavoidable in Orlando near the resorts.) If you are craving an elegant escape from the park theme dining, this is the place. I'm pretty critical and it takes a lot to impress me. Shrimp scampi and mahi-mahi were excellent. We will be back soon.
We had a very good dining experience here the other night. The food was excellent and the service was very good. We would definitely come back again.
What a great spot with exceptional food and fantastic service. A definite return!
Both the food and the service were outstanding! Thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
We are repeat customers at Hemingway's and always have an enjoyable meal and evening.
Everything was great except the dessert . The only let down. Service was brilliant and we were so impressed by the starter and mains.
A wonderful relaxing experience. The waiter David is the best!
Five of us visited us and the staff greeted and served us very well as they always have over 20 years! Scampi was great but the Mai Mai was tasteless as well as dry. We enjoyed our wine choices and desserts as well. Later found out 30 Watkins had impacted staff unexpectedly but they seem to handle it well. We will return!
Excellent dining experience. The service was impeccable; unobtrusive and seamless. The food was fabulous as was the setting. Very impressed!
I have lived in Orlando for 10 yrs and have never been to this restaurant until I decided to try it as part of the Magical Dining Month $33 offer.The menu looked promising so I decided to give it a try. Our table was in a corner at the very back of the restaurant so we had no view and felt a bit cramped. The service was pretty slow and we had to wait a long time for our food. But everything, from the bread, to the appetizer, entree and dessert, was absolutely delicious. Prices on the regular menu are a bit high for our family budget, but we would definitely consider it for a special occasion.
The food was very good; served at the right time and temperature. Service was excellent and the staff very friendly on our visit. Scenery is okay as there are landscaping features not far off the windows that partially obstruct the view. The atmosphere is Key West in décor, as would be expected from the theme of the restaurant. No coat and tie required. We would recommend this restaurant to friends and family. Side note: This was the first restaurant we visited that participates in the Orlando Magical Dining event where the staff actually thanked us for participating in a worthy cause. This was a refreshing change as many participating restaurants seem to make you feel you are out of place if you are not ordering off their regular menu.
We came for a birthday celebration on 9/20 and was so happy we did! The food was outstanding and the wait staff (especially Jean) superb! Recommending to all! Open Table makes reserving so easy-thanks!
Love the Key West inspired cuisine and ambience. The food was outstanding- especially as it is found in a convention hotel. The restaurant is sort of off the beaten path, but once you get there, it's well worth the trip.
We enjoyed our evening, great table for eight of us in a window recess. Service very good, very attentive without interfering with our evening. Even with the limited menu for the Magical Dinning there was something for everyone and all meals came on hot plates, presented extremely well, compliments to the Chef the team.
Go......so worth it! Walk around the grounds before or after. Vibrant bar scene. Delicious food with beautiful presentation. Attentive staff.
we were there for our anniversary ad had a great time. The "Magic Dining" was a great value, excellent food!
Great food! Fabulous service! I would definitely go again! The staff is amazing
hemingways for me is always a stop whem Im in Orlando. It is by far one of the greatest restaurants to dine. from start to finish a great experience. TRY IT ONCE YOU WILL SEE FOR YOURSELF!!!!!!!!!!!
While I expect wine list prices, The price for the Banfi Chianti Riserva seems excessive at 51. Server Matt was excellent.
We happened to be there when 2 large parties were in the same room. They offered to move us but we decided to stay where we were. Didn't notice how loud it was until the other tables left. Food was good, nothing outstanding. Three of the party ordered the Mahi on the magical dining month menu and found it over cooked. My shrimp in the scampi were very large and nicely cooked but not much flavor. Wait staff was excellent, very attentive. The key lime tart was very good with the mereinge top.
We both enjoyed our meal very much. Relaxing, enjoyable place with excellent food. Great place to relax and enjoy after a day at Disney.
The crab cake had literally no filler. Everything was excellent. The wait staff is friendly and efficient. We ate on the patio, which was like eating in a private garden. Self parking was a pain, so I recommend valet parking.
We dined at Hemingway's to celebrate my daughter's 18th birthday. Unfortunately we were seated next to a large group of very loud guests. We should have asked to be moved, but didn't, so it was very difficult to enjoy ourselves when we couldn't hear each other at our table. The diners were slamming their hands down on the table and clapping loudly. Not exactly the behavior you would expect at a nice restaurant. Guests at other tables were also annoyed by the behavior and management seemed to notice but did nothing to try and get them to quiet down and behave. It is too bad these people ruined dinner for the groups that were seated around them.
The food at Hemingway's was fantastic. Not only that, the service was great and the scenery inside and out was beautiful. I would definitely recommend this place to others if they wanted a nice dining experience that was close to the Downtown Disney area. It may be a little pricey, but it should be expected as this place is usually known for it's fine-dining experience. I would go absolutely go again.
Having dined several times on business trips to Orlando I find Hemingway's to be the most professional kitchen in the area. Seafood is what goes here and it's fresh and prepared perfectly. The mood is relaxed and the feel is old Florida with class and panache without being stuffy or full of itself. Hemingway's is outstanding.
The service was great. Waiter and assistant were very attentive. The food was tasty fresh and delicious. Overall has a great experience
I can't say enough about this restaurant. It is such a special place to go to on a night out. The staff are friendly and do a great job. Highly recommend!
As locals we go here often. The food, service and all aspects of Hemingway's are always great. Highly suggest this spot for anyone looking for that special place.
Friendly, eager to please, good quality food but a little slow on food prep
One of the best, if not the best, $$$ food experiences I have had, and I entertain for a living. Don't shy away because it is at resort or in a hotel. You walk through a bamboo shaded and palm lined path to get to the separate building that just happens to be on the resort property. The stereotype of overpriced hotel food could not be farther from the reality. Great flavors, textures, wonderful presentation and medium priced high quality wine list. Avoid the crush and chains on International Drive and go here, with you wife or to entertain customers, especially for seafood. The waiter on a Tuesday night was shy of a 5 star performer, a little too rushed. It's a little nit picky, but any shortcomings were easy overlooked for the food.
Food & service were excellent. We were there celebrating an anniversary and were not disappointed. Several other couples were celebrating anniversaries as well. There is some remodeling of the hotel in which the restaurant is located so getting to the restaurant was a tad inconvenient but worth it. It was decorated beautifully for the holidays as well. The bar/lounge area is quiet and pleasing. Loved our special night out at Hemingway's.
It is not your typical shrimp scampi...papardelle pasta with truffle oil in the middle with large shrimp atop fried green tomato slices. The flavors are amazing! While their crab cakes were my favorite...this has replaced it. Can be a bit pricey but the food is amazing.
Ads gave impression of Key West ambiance. No where near the truth.
Simply a great experience all around. Great menu with nightly specials. Seafood at it's finest! Service was over 5 stars.


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Here's the start of my next terrain items:
There will also be a marble and some putty involved.
Here's the start of my next terrain items:
There will also be a marble and some putty involved.
Here's the next WIP. The other two have also gotten the dots filled, and the rightmost has lost the top as I wasn't happy with it.
What I'm doing are gorintōs, a sort of Japanese stupa, sort of a memorial stone.
Like these:
They come in a variety of shapes, but generally five shapes on top of each other. Mine are a bit atypical, as I've only found a fairly limited supply of easily accessable shapes to play with. I might make some more shapes later.
looks interesting, a simple idea that would add some lovely chaarcter to a table. i'm tempted to knock some up myself:) as there hasn't been a competition on here for a while, feel like a gorinto-off?
A gorintō-off? Against you? *gulp!*
I'll out-gorintô you yet!
Any other takers?
So, how do we go about this? Should we have any rules, or just go for it?
Another important question is; How does a Jwarese gorintō look? Does it have more or less the same symbols as a Japanese?
The Japanese often, but not always, follow the same basic structure, with each of the five shapes representing an element (which also symbolise gods and whatnot).
I don't think Jwarese have to be the same, nor does really all Japanese follow the same pattern.
If you look at my examples, and the big one on the foreground in the first picture of real ones, you'll see that they do not.
hmm, lots to think about, how about 5 gorinto, using the traditional style(void suits my cult) or inventing something new, finished by the end of the month, winner chosen by other forum members and staff, prize is bragging rights?
How does a Facebook poll and choice of wave 7 for the winner suit you?
Woah! Escalated a bit there! But yes, that would be cool:)
Wow, that'd be nice, xoddsx!
Five gorintō, traditional Japanese or Jwarese, at the end of the month. Sounds very good!
(I've started casting quite a few, in good hard plaster, in molds made from oyumaru (a.k.a. InstantMold). I'll try to get some pictures up later. But I want a forest of them.)
WIP pictures are, while not mandatory, nice, I think! Few things are as inspiring - and if I can inspire someone I'm happy!
It's on like Donkī Kongu!
Is this contest open for others than Henrix and Greeny? It is a fun idea, I'm tempted to try my hand at making a few Gorintos!
Come on in, Yinkin!
If you think you have the Ki to out-gorintō us!
Ok I'll bite, although considering how little hobby I get done in an average week I doubt I'll make it XD.
Speaking of which, has anyone had any experience with air-hardening clay and making two-part moulds?
Seems like a bad combination. If you mean trying to mold airhardening clay it 'll hardly harden, as the mold probably stops much of the air coming in. And making a mold of clay is tricky, as it is stiff and hard to get the item out (unless, say, it's bronze and you destroy the mold, but I odubt you can cast bronze in airhardening clay at all).
We had some discussion about moldmaking a little while ago. Take a look, and ask some more there.
I'll probably get a progress update here later today (with some relevance to your question, actually).
Awesome stuff! I was lookign for some inspiration for terrain as I have a few tables to build for the Iron Dragon Tournament next month.
I was so inspired by this thread I only got as far as the first post before I was off scrounging parts and raiding my wifes sewing and bead supplies :)
Will post up some WiP shots tomorrow. Do the five have to be all together? Like on the same base? I've made seven but they are spread across two terrain pieces.
Cool, both of you! (I missed welcoming you, Leigen, as I was busy answering your question. Sorry!)
You know, it's great fun to be inspiring!
We don't have that much rules for this thing, and I don't think we really need them.
Five gorintōs, based any way you like, I'd say. Traditional Japanese or Jwarese (or untraditional, if you like), but still obviously gorintō.
Mine will be singly based. It makes for better terrain that way, in all honesty, but that's another discussion.
I was thinking about using the air-drying clay as the casting material, then using oyumaru to make a two-part mold. The idea being that the caly would be pretty sturdy, so I could get it out of a two-part mold fairly safely and let it air-dry as normal (or indeed do the same thing with air-dry clay as the mold and the casting material). I'm wondering if FIMO would make a good substitute...
Edit: also, thank you for the welcome!
Looking forward to seeing your results, as I could really use some tips, very new to this casting milarky!
(Leigen, if you could ask me the same question in the thread about casting, or a new one, I'll try to answer them. It's nice to have threads being about one thing. It makes stuff so much easier to find later on. Thanks!)
So, here's a bit of an update. Haven't done that much. Having a wisdom tooth ripped out really puts a damper on your creativity, as well as a hole in your mouth and wallet.
Being the madman I am I decided to make a load of little gorintōs. Like a whole graveyard full of them.
So I made some easy moulds in oyumaru. That stuff is really amazing, it took me very little time to do them. I had to redo a couple, but that's no problem. And I got some more expertise in mouldmaking.
Here are some of them:
And then I cast a couple in newly bought stone plaster.
And when I say a couple I mean about two dozen. It was like eating crisps, I couldn't stop.
So, there I was, with two dozen gorintōs. My plan was at first to make them rather simply, basically just base them and paint them, but now there's this gorintō-off going on, so I'll have to come up with something really clever. (Or, at least, something clever for being me.)
One reason I wanted to cast them was so that I could roughen up the texture a bit too look more like weathered stone. Good idea. Except that I used that newly bought stone plaster which turned out to be to hard. Hitting it with the business end of my steel brush didn't do much.
But I could maltreat it somewhat to get some sort of structure -except the topmost and middle bits. So, onto the next plan!
I decided that as the different pieces represent different elements (and/or Buddhist tenets), and those are represented by different colours (which seem not always to be the same in different sects/times/etc.) - why not build the thing out of different sorts of coloured stones!
Thus I tried to make different textures on the different pieces. Like this:
Next I'll paint it. And start on the next, there's still four to go!
Nice work!! I think you've convinced me that there is some value in that instamold stuff. I picked up one of pieces this morning and the gorintōs fell apart in my hands... doesn't bode well for trasnport!
Anyway, here's some WiP ... the gorintōs themselves...
great way to punish bad dice!!! :D
... and one of the two terrain pieces to feature them.
Nice, AdvanceOp!
(I like the candy trail! Does it lead to a gingerbread cottage? )
Looking nice!
As for me, I must respectfully bow out of the contest. I thought I had more time than I did, if I ordered the materials today they wouldn't arrive until the end of the contest, which combined with a music festival last weekend of July leaves me with very little leeway...
You win again reality >:-(
@Henrix: lol... yeah I know right. We have a whole fishtank worth of those horrid stones.
@Leigen Zero: Curse you reality!!
What did Ret-AdvanceOp learn today? Don't use marbles, or rough em up with sandpaper if you do. Well, I already knew that but was too keen to put some together. As a result, I've had to remake them 3 times so far :/
Sorry to hear that, Leigen.
Reality is to be avoided, it messes up plans. Many of my plans would be so much easier if not for that pesky reality! And just look at AdvanceOp's marbles - thanks to reality he's about to lose them.
What have I learned today? That I'm crap at painting red stones.
The small stones are so brightly colored... like ripe fruit... ripe fruit small stones... fruity pebbles, if you will...
Looks pretty awesome, though.
I decided to give the multitextured one a bit of a rest and think it over. Not happy with it.
In the meantime I took another of my casts and massacred it with a knife. And added some paint.
Nice, Henrix! I bit more brown-colored than your reference pictures above, that are more grayish? But with some moss etc I bet it will look great. And perfect for Bikou to hide behind...
Nice, Henrix! I bit more brown-colored than your reference pictures above, that are more grayish? But with some moss etc I bet it will look great. And perfect for Bikou to hide behind...
Not certain I've got it in me to scratch build 5, but I have buit a gigantic one which I will upload Pic's of shortly. Greeny saw it last night and seemed to like it.
You have inspired me. Let's see how it pans out
That looks great Henrix. I love the cracked look you've carved in there. I guess thats one advantage of casting!
Here's some updated WiP of my terrain pieces for Iron Dragon. I'm at the pre-flock stage so grass and moss is yet to be added.The candy roads are gone. Sorry fellas :)
First piece
Second piece.
... and a close-up shot of one of the gorintōs.
So far so good on the breakages. I sanded the marble, and the plaster and paint seems to have given the gorintōs the extra contact surface area and hopefully strength.
crikey- I'm falling behind here! will stick a photo of the built ones up tonight, gonna have to pull my finger out!
It is a bit more grey than the photo shows, but I'll perhaps grey it down some more, Iztvan*. And there'll be some veggies on it, later on.
Looking good, AdvanceOp! (Though I'm almost sad to see the candy road gone.)
And looking ofrward to seeing your stuff, Jon & Greeny!
I don't really know why we're supposed to do five for the gorintō-off, really. It seems a bit odd to change the rules, but if we get more participants I'd gladly just make it best representation of Jwarese gorintōhood, or such.
How does that sound?
* And welcome! I look forward to getting thoroughly trashed by you again soon.
Jon's is truly the Gorinto of the apocalypse, as for me I'm a little behind everyone else, and my wife says they look like an army of Bertie Bassetts (for those of you who know who that is) but here they are so far- I've also made some Gorinto walls inspired by the photo's Henrix put up:)
need a top on a few of them, then some texturing:)
I'm trying to upload a pic of the uber-gorinto and getting the message "Module initiation error" anyone got any suggestions?.
Lots of fanciful gorintōs, Greeny! Love the walls.
Jon, that truly is a momentous gorintō.
Greeny, Bertie Bassets and candy roads... theres a theme here but it's got more to do with Hansel & Gretal than gorintōs :P They look great though. The wall is a great idea. Can't wait to see them painted up.
Jon, that is a truely monumental gorintō! I love it. I can see the kanji fine. Looks great and a great idea.
No photo updates from me today. I've spent most of my time working on a house for Ichio :) However, my Gorinto's are now flocked and drying. I'm off fishing tomorrow and demo'ing Bushido all day at a local games club Sunday but I will try to squeeze in some photo's.
Done! Here's my final shots of my gorintō pieces.
... and for a bit of scale here's Kenko practicing.
A real Japanese Jwarese feeling to it!
They are great AdvanceOp, wish we could make the tournament and play on some of this. I don't know why but your mention of training and the terrain made me think of Kickboxer, just need broken bamboo and bloody shins.
look cracking, setting the bar really high here!
Looks very good, Greeny!
Where did you get those nice red flowers? Handmade?
Hmm, I'm falling behind here, haven't posted a WIP in almost a week. I'll try to catch up tomorrow.
Nice touch with the flowers Greeny. Looks great!
cheers, the flowers are tiny seafoam stems broken off one of my winter trees, with leaves made from dried willow catkins, glued on then painted red. wanted to see how easy making an Acer like plant would be. not that easy as it turned out:)
Seafoam and dried catkins - interesting! Perhaps not easy, but very pretty!
I've been lazy, but here are some of my gorintōs. Not even finished weathering them yet!
Next: Lichenisation!
(Wonder if I'll do it the hard, for me new, or the tried and tested easier method. Hmmm.)
Beautiful colour on those. Looking fward to seeing them finished:-)
Ohh, some interesting stuff you¨ve glued together there, Jon! Hope you'll be able to finish them!
I just got my special secret ingredient for a very special gorintō!
Let's see if I'll be able to finish it!
Very nice, Greeny!
I'm running against the clock here to finish the last ones I want to use. But I'll put up the pictures later. (Isthe deadline 12 PM GMT? )
There we are! My five favourites all done and photographed. (Not happy with the photos, though, but they'll have to do.)
A group shot:
Here I tried to write the characters on each ring. I suppose I'm lucky it's not Japanese gorintōs we're doing.
And, lastly, and the hardest to take any good pictures of, the over-the-top kitschy blinged one.
For a couple of years I've had the notion that I should use an artificial "diamond" for something. (There's something inherently cool about high refractive indeces, as a friend puts it.) And seeing that the topmost bit on a gorintō is supposed to be shaped like a jewel.
So, this is it. The photo doesn't capture it at all. But it's nice in real life, and quite eyecatching.


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