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Cafe Provencal - Williamsburg
- Address:
5810 Wessex Hundred
Williamsburg, VA 23185Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
MediterraneanPrice: $30 and under
Cafe Provencal - Williamsburg
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cafe-provencal.com/
- Phone: 7579410310x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French American, Mediterranean, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Chef Ika Zaken
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The King Alfred Room offers private dinning for up to 28 people. Its medieval decor complete with wood burning fireplace offer guests and elegant setting for any occasion.
- Private Party Contact: John O'Connor 757 941-0317x
A word from Cafe Provencal - Williamsburg
Cafe Provencal offers guests fine, creative cuisine with friendly service and a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Chef Ika Zaken prepares each selection using fresh local and quality ingredients making every main dish the perfect combination. The signature dishes have become the special meats that are slowly smoked using cured grape vines following the traditional southern France style of cooking.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
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Cafe Provencal - Williamsburg reviews from OpenTable diners
69 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (55)romantic (46)fit for foodies (42)notable wine list (34)neighborhood gem (23)scenic view (11)good for groups (7)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014Small hotel and restaurant atmosphere. Used quality ingredients. Waiter knew what was in foods. There were 3 of us with a variety of foods all done well. Blue crab used without too many ingredients used in crab cake which I consider a mark of good tidewater cooking. The scallops appetizer with Meyer lemon seemed a little salty to me but I don't use much salt. Molten lava cake used good chocolate and creme brûlée with vanilla and I think lemon grass were nice finishers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite New DiscoveryOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/26/2014Just had our annual 'girls' weekend in Williamsburg -- this year a group of six. We unanimously agree that Cafe Provencal is our new favorite place for dinner in the Williamsburg area. Everything was excellent, and we WILL return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014One of our best meals in Williamsburg. Everything tasted fresh. We had crab cakes , grouper special, steak special-all were very good. It was dark when we arrived, but will come back in daylight next time to see the vineyards.Special Features:
- FabulousWallyDined on 9/14/2014Service and management are top notch. Wines recommended are perfectly matched with the food. Food is simply outstanding. All in the Wedmore setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, lack of atmospherefoodie2Dined on 9/13/2014The restaurant is not that inviting, you walk in straight to a very high top bar where you are greeted. All I could see was the greeters head. The atmosphere has no theme and mixed matched. The main dining area is blah (all white) and feels like the restaurant is an after thought. However the food and service was fantastic. The restaurant is small overlooks the pool. For a restaurant this expensive, it should have the full package of food, service, atmosphere. We will probably go again at some point.Special Features:
- Food and Service both top-notchSharynDined on 9/13/2014We chose the restaurant for dinner with a group of eight. We were treated wonderfully, the service was absolutely first-class and the food was outstanding. This is a real gem in the Williamsburg area and we will go back again. The prices were what you would expect for a top notch dining experience.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/9/2014Excellent food and service. Table next to us was very noisy, and hostess was loud. Not an enjoyable anniversary dinner!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/7/2014The food was exceptional as was the service. We were celebrating our 35th wedding anniversary. This was our first time there but it will definitely not be the last. A hidden gem !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming Ambiance, ExquisiteluvfoodDined on 9/6/2014My wife and I had the pleasure of dining at the Cafe Provencal last weekend. What a great find! Located on the grounds of a winery it is not surprising that it has an extensive wine list. The headwaiter, John, was very knowledgeable as to wine paring, taking note of our stated tastes and made an excellent recommendation to compliment our meal. (John deftly made us entirely comfortable with the selection process. Whew!) The menu is quite distinctive and very appetizing. My wife found the salmon filet irresistible (she insists that it is the best she's ever had!) I chose my perennial favorite - filet mignon. I don't know where the chef finds this beef, but it almost melts in my mouth. It's in a class by itself! Just delightful.Special Features:
- RomanticDonKrisDined on 9/6/2014This was our second visit to the cafe Provençal and it didn't disappoint. My wife and I spent the night at Wedmore place and walked downstairs to dinner. The food and service were phenomenal. Thanks againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- akumal2akumal2Dined on 9/6/2014My husband and I met two other couples there for a first-time experience. It is a beautiful restaurant at the Williamsburg Winery which is a lovely setting for the restaurant. We were greeted warmly and quickly and shown to our table. Our waiter, David, was marvelous! The food choices were interesting and everything we ordered was delicious! We would definitely go back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/3/2014Great food, wonderful service in a lovely setting!Special Features:
- One of best in Williamsburg AreaSpiceGirlDined on 8/29/2014We moved to Williamsburg a year ago and were decrying the dearth of good restaurants. So glad we saw the ad for Cafe Provencal in the local magazine and decided to give it a try. Now I no longer HAVE to drive to Wash DC to get great food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GlenMalVIPDined on 8/26/2014Attentive and timely service and excellent food as always.Special Features:
- Very NicegreatchoiceDined on 8/23/2014This was a great spot to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Food and service were excellent. very enjoyable wine for a region of Otaly not often found here in the US.. Complimentary glass of champagne was a treat.Special Features:
- Great DinnerTiHammerDined on 8/23/2014My daughter is a senior at William & Mary, and we have eaten at many restaurants in the area. This is definitely one of the better ones. Very nice setting at The Williamsburg Winery and only 10 minutes from CW- less from the college I started with tomato soup with blue cheese, a special. Great flavors and the homemade croutons were crisp on the outside and the inside melted in my mouth with the soup. Great flavor in crab cakes which were full of crab and not a single piece of shell. My wife raved about here steak being done perfectly and with great flavor. Her salad was fresh and crisp with cheese, nuts, and dried cranberries. My daughter's food disappeared quickly. Broad wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for a special occasionHokie72Dined on 8/22/2014We came to celebrate my wife's birthday and surprised by the ambiance, great food, and good service. We had a great time at Cafe Provencal. When the staff overheard that we were celebrating a birthday, they brought the whole party a glass of champagne. The reservations were at 0700 pm and the resturant was not crowded.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cafe ProvençalLovefinefoodDined on 8/22/2014Cafe Provençal was fantastic from start to finish. Before dining, we did the wine tour and tasting at the Williamsburg Winery on the property. We then went next door where the restaurant is located and we were escorted to the elevator. The service was impeccable from start. Food was great. We had the scallops and burrata appetizers and chose the lamb and duck entrees- all were delicious and perfectly cooked. My one small critique is the wines offered by the glass- the only options are the local wines from the winery, which are fine, just would have liked a few other options as well. They do however offer a special- a white and a red from another region by the glass, which was nice. We are looking forward to dining at Cafe Provençal again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love2dineOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014We had a lovely experience. Prior to dinner, we took the winery tour which enhanced the overall experience. We would definitely bring out of town guests to dine with us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the BestArtInHistoricTriangleDined on 8/8/2014Cafe Provencal is the romantic place for a couple's night out and also has a quiet atmosphere that makes it a perfect place for two friends to chat and catch up. I hosted my husband's 70th birthday here in a private room (15 guests.) I have also enjoyed Christmas Day lunch here with my family. The food has been perfect every time. Wine choices are interesting and the bar also makes a great cocktail.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!date2nightDined on 8/2/2014Best duck I have had on a long time, cooked perfectly. Also had the crab & corn chowder, it was super. The special Capri salad was unforgettable! Highly recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/31/2014My husband and I went here for our Anniversary and had an amazing time. It is very intimate and quiet, and the food is delicious! This restaurant and experience made our Anniversary special. Also, the Molten Chocolate Cake was AMAZING!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulBromedDined on 7/31/2014I have been hear twice and the food and wine is always fantastic. It is a great place to enjoy good wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/29/2014We are Williamsburg residents and this was not our first time at Café Provencal. Our reservation was for my husband's birthday dinner. We were greeted by name when we arrived. Everything about the evening was wonderful, the ambiance, the service and of course the food was exceptional. Every course was prepared exactly as we had requested. All of the staff at one time or another during the evening wished my husband a personal "happy birthday". We will definitely return, this is our most favorite restaurant in all of Williamsburg.Special Features:
- Enjoyable meal with good servicedcintheburgDined on 7/26/2014We went to Cafe Provencal for our anniversary. It was wonderful food along with excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- corksDined on 7/25/2014Outstanding from arrival until departure. We were there for our 55th wedding anniversary. We were greeted very pleasantly and in awe of our 55 years of marriage, then we were treated to a complementary glass of champagne. Following, the appetizer was out of this world , and the entrees were equally outstanding. The ambience was such that we will consider returning in the future, with the intentions of staying at the inn and touring the winery, having lunch there, etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!canman56Dined on 7/24/2014The service and food were perfect. We had a great time. I would highly recommend it to anyone.Special Features:
- Wonderful Birthday DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/22/2014I toke a couple out to dinner on Tuesday, 7/22/14, to celebrate the woman's 70th birthday. Everything was perfect. The waiter helped to keep the sun out of our eyes as the sun went down over the patio. He pulled the shades down twice. He was very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great romantic restaurant and hotelCurtDined on 7/13/2014Located in Wedmore Place at the Williamsburg Winery, it has excellent food and service. On this visit we only dined at the restaurant, but it the past we have stayed at the hotel for a romantic getaway. The evening's special rib eye steak was grilled perfectly and my wife said the sauteed chicken breast was moist and tender. Thinking I was going to order the salmon filet I ordered white wine, but when my steak arrived at the table the waiter brought a sample of red wine; a very nice gesture. Will definitely go back. We also enjoy lunch at the Gabriel Archer Tavern located at the winery when we visit Williamsburg.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JoeMcDined on 7/8/2014Celebrated my wife's 75th birthday and it was a really pleasant surprise to have such a great evening at a really fine restaurant. Everything was outstanding....the European ambience....the excellent food and wine..........a real winner of an evening. Thanks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A special timeDrJohnVIPDined on 7/5/2014If you are ready for a great, quiet, well served meal this is the place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect WeekendFishVIPDined on 6/28/2014We recently stayed the weekend at Wedmore Place so we had dinner there both Friday and Saturday night. The food is out of this world. The crab ravioli is a treat (I won't give away the surprise). It was so good, I had it both nights. The tuna special was exceptional. The crabcakes entree was just perfect with the polenta cakes. The desserts were delicious. All in all, a wonderful weekend with wonderful food and wine.Special Features:
- Amazing food; Worth the price!JosephDined on 6/28/2014Had an amazing dinner here. It is a great hidden gem! Everything was prepared to perfection and served with the utmost hospitality. I only live 35 minutes from here and will be making it a point to dine here again. Great special occasion place. The menu items are pricey, but for a special occasion, it is worth every penny.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a gemjalapena2004Dined on 6/27/2014This restaurant has the best food that we've tried in a long time. The caesar salad was very creatively made and delicious! The even gave us a sample of the cucumber avocado tomato gazpacho. This was something new for us to try and we loved it. For dinner my husband had the filet mignon and I had the salmon with risotto. Both dishes were perfectly cooked and the side dishes accompanied the meats very well. The wine that they recommend with the dishes is perfectly paired. My wine went perfectly with the salmon. For dessert we had the creme brulee and apple pie. Overall our experience was wonderful. I cannot wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/26/2014We were very satisfied. The food was great and was a celebration of both our birthdays and a gift from our son and wife. We will bring them here the next time they come down from Albany, NYSpecial Features:
- Wonderful DinnerMarsanDined on 6/24/2014Our 2 dinners were both outstanding in taste and presentation. Service was excellent with a very nice pace. A featured bottle of wine was exceptional. Was second visit and will not be our last!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best food in the areaLookout777Dined on 6/24/2014My wife and I did the wine tour on a whine not expecting much but were very pleastantly surprised so stayed for lunch at the pub. We started with escargot and finished with a quiche and lamb sausages that were to die for. We quickly cancelled our dinner reservation and changed to the cafe Provençal that night. We were treated to a very special perfectly cooked French gourmet dinner that became the highlight of our trip to williamsburg that's how good it was. I had the oxtails and my wife had the grilled red snapper. Treat yourself to a perfect evening in a great setting with a World class wine list.Special Features:
- Beautiful Restaurant!DarkMelochDined on 6/22/2014I have been wanting to eat at Cafe Provencal for years and finally got to do so this past Sunday for my spouse's birthday. It was execellent! The food was amazing and atmosphere of the restaurant was great. It is located in a beautiful hotel on the Williamsburg Winery grounds. I could stay at the restaurant/hotel for hours and just enjoy myself and relax! The staff was extremly professional and had a great knowledge of the wine. I don't even like red wines but he suggested a great one to go with my steak. Will definantly go back again and again and again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/20/2014The food was delicious. Loved the crab cakes and the avocado gazpacho was refreshing!! The ambiance and charm of Cafe Provençal was also wonderful. Great experience!Special Features:
- eatrightDined on 6/15/2014Very enjoyable Father's Day dinner. The food was very good & reasonable priced for the high quality. We had a nice quite table where everyone could talk. Very nice.Special Features:


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Last week on RHONJ, things were looking so hopeful for a reunion between Teresa Giudice and Joe Gorga. Then tonight ... all hell broke loose again.
After Caroline Manzo's intervention and with their father in the ICU, it looked like Teresa and Joe were a small talk and a few hugs away from making nice again. Then Joe got sick, and it came out that he really wasn't ready to be around Teresa and Joe Giudice after all and wasn't about to go to Gia's party either. Whether he was really sick or not was questionable, but when he sent Melissa Gorga in his place, there was no question that it wasn't going to end well. Hell, it didn't even start out well.
No sooner had Melissa walked through the door than Teresa's band of bitchy friends (Kim D. and Linda, the "skinny bitch" spy from the gym) cornered her and started interrogating her (or "interrogizing" her, as Teresa said) about why she was at "Teresa's gym" the other morning and why hadn't she gone to visit her father-in-law in the hospital. As if it were their business?
Melissa said she did go see him, the day after he was admitted. Teresa overhead this and pounced, as she claims it was four whole days before Melissa visited. Melissa did backtrack on her story once pressured and didn't seem sure exactly when she visited, but said it wasn't four days. Teresa wasn't buying it. "Why are you lying?" she asked her. Gia walked into the middle of it all and was clearly exasperated by their antics. "I hate this!" she told them.
With that Melissa stormed out before the cake was even cut and smeared all over Gia's face. She dragged out her kids, who -- along with Teresa's kids -- are being so unfairly involved this whole mess. I especially feel for Gia, whose 12th birthday was used as the stage for this drama. It's just not fair to them.
In the end Teresa was already worrying about what Melissa would go home and tell her husband Joe. Of course, Melissa is going to go tell him her side of the story, and it will drive an even deeper wedge between him and Teresa. So we're back to square one, or even a little behind it.
Honestly, after tonight, I can't even say whose side I'm on anymore. While Teresa should have never ambushed Melissa like that at her daughter's birthday party, Melissa did seem a little sketchy about her answer. Is it really that hard to remember what day of the week you did something so recently? I've previously been pretty strongly on Team Gorga, but lately, Melissa, in particular, is seeming less and less like the innocent victim she wants us to believe she is. Of course Teresa laughing about Jacqueline Laurita and Kathy Wakile being "fat asses" was so horrible, I can't say I'm on her team after tonight either. So I don't know. The only thing I do know -- that Kim D. is the most despicable of all.
Which side are you on -- Team Gorga or Team Giudice?
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Kim D is always the instigator! what a snake
Either way, I don't think it was necessary to interrogate her at the birthday party. I'm not sure why it was such a big deal to Kim & Teresa as to which day she went or didn't go. I'm not a huge fan of Melissa either, but I do not believe that all of that was necessary or appropriate & very antagonistic. It was Gia's birthday party, I think Teresa should have been more focused on her daughter & the party itself rather than creating unecessary drama.
Right now in some back room, this show (and the other RH shows) is being used to train agents to take over our country. 100 years from now, they will look back and this will be the historical evicence of the fall of America. These people are beyond stupid, immature, and mentally ill, and yet they get paid for their bad behaviour. What does that teach others, "be an idiot and get paid". To prove my point of how idiotic this is, it must be mental illness, because you can't tell me Teresa watches these shows and can think she looks good, smart like a good parent, sister, etc? These shows also prove money does not equal happiness, intelligence, class, talent, or common sense. I'm a little dumber for watching this show, and that is my fault.
I'm not a big fan of Melissa but I definitely think she's getting the bitch edit this season (a la Jill Zarin of NY). Regardless of what day she visited her father-in-law, I just don't understand why Teresa had to bring it up at Gia's party - that was definitely a discussion for another time & place.
@Betty Salgado - How can it be an ambush if Teresa wasn't even at the gym when they were?


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DENVER -- For a team six games below .500, Wisconsin (1-7-3, 1-5-3 WCHA) skated to a 1-1 tie on Friday night against WCHA-leading Denver (9-3-1, 7-1-1 WCHA) and showed why it could just as easily be a winning team.
Through 11 games this season, eight have been decided by a goal or less. The Badgers have also endured four overtime contests so far this season, with the most recent coming inside Magness Arena after the Pioneers scored a goal with 1:56 left in the third period to knot things up and force the tie.
Despite surrendering the late goal and ending the night with a tie, it was an encouraging showing for a team just looking to get back on track.
"We got one point and it could've been none," UW assistant coach Gary Shuchuk said. "Playing in this altitude, you think guys would get tired. They must be in pretty good shape, because they played all 60 minutes."
Entering the game with the No. 1 scoring offense in the WCHA, averaging 4.38 goals per game, the Pioneers were blanked nearly the entirety of the game by UW goalie Joel Rumpel (Swift Current, Saskatchewan), who recorded 30 saves on the night.
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After Derek Lee (North Vancouver, B.C.) won a faceoff in the Denver zone, Joseph LaBate got the puck to the point to John Ramage (St. Louis), who fired a shot towards goal. Mersch, was in front to redirect the puck between Denver goalie Juho Olkinuora's legs and in to make it 1-0.
Mersch's ninth goal in 11 games this season sparked the Badgers with late momentum, making a comeback a difficult task for the Pioneers.
After Frankie Simonelli (Bensenville, Ill.) was called for interference at the 10:08 mark of the third period, the UW penalty kill utilized its newfound energy and came up with a big penalty kill. The defensive persistence of Sean Little (Fond du Lac, Wis.) during the power play epitomized the late-game efforts, as the junior sacrificed his body, sliding in front and blocking a shot on goal just before the power play expired.
Leading the conference with a total of 35 goals through eight games this season, the second-most productive scoring period for the Pioneers has been the third period. It proved productive enough on Friday night as well, as Denver tied things up late.
Like UW's goal, Denver's came off a faceoff as defenseman Joey LaLeggia skated down the left boards and fired a sharp-angle shot that found room through Rumpel to tie the game at 1-1 with 1:56 left in the third period.
At the 2:09 mark of overtime, Jefferson Dahl (Eau Claire, Wis) was called for tripping behind the UW net. With the Badgers on their way to killing off the power play and holding the Pioneers to an 0-for-3 night with the man advantage, Dahl would make a dramatic return. Coming out of the box with 42.5 seconds left, Dahl got free on a breakaway, but Olkinuora countered with a great diving, stick save on Dahl's backhand try.
Wisconsin looks to earn its first win since Oct. 26 against Minnesota Duluth, as the Badgers and Pioneers face off again Saturday night at 8 p.m. (CT).
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There are many things you can do to treat dysfunctional uterine bleeding. Some are meant to return the menstrual cycle to normal. Others are used to reduce bleeding or to stop monthly periods. Each treatment works for some women but not others. Treatments include:
- Hormones, such as a progestin pill or daily birth control pill (progestin and estrogen). These hormones help control the menstrual cycle and reduce bleeding and cramping.
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- Use of the levonorgestrel IUD, which releases a progesterone-like hormone into the uterus. This reduces bleeding while preventing pregnancy.
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(FOX 11) The Los Angeles Police Department arrested Wednesday, 50 year old retired heavyweight boxer Exum Speight for the murder of Douglas Stumler, the boxer's manager in the mid 1980's. Speight was arrested in San Fernando without incident.
Stumler was brutally killed in his West LA apartment on March 29, 1987. Detectives looked at Speight back then, but didn't have enough evidence against him. Speight's fight career continued as the murder case went cold. His career went cold and he retired in 2001. His final record wasn't impressive, far more losses than wins, but you can find one fight on YouTube. In 1996, he fought a young Wladimir Klitschko. Klitschko is now the reigning heavyweight champ.
And, today the LAPD's cold case squad look like champs. Detectives describe the crime scene as violent and bloody. DNA at the scene matched the victim and Speight. But they didn't find that out until a quarter century after the murder. LAPD sent DNA to the National Institute of Justices' Cold Case DNA Program. Detectives got a hit then after a year interviewing the victm's friends and chasing other leads, they were able to arrest Speight. He'll be in court Thursday.
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On Monday afternoon I was going about the normal business of being an informed 21st-century news consumer—skimming Twitter, wandering over to my favorite websites, watching with amusement as the debate over Nate Silver's polling aggregation techniques turned vicious—when I began to feel bad. Physically sick. I got a headache and my stomach clenched and unclenched—I got up to walk around and my left leg decided to develop an inexplicable ache. Maybe this was just because I sit in front of a no-doubt-radiation-emitting computer screen for most of the day and drink too much coffee, but it's possible I was having a physical reaction to a realization that was growing in my brain like a cancer: We are actually picking a president this Tuesday.
I don't know what finally tipped me off to this reality. Maybe it was the trickle of celebrity endorsements on Twitter—Clarissa of Clarissa Explains It All cast her ballot for Romney!—or the flood of usually snarky folks on my Facebook feed reminding each other to vote in suddenly earnest tones—"It's the most important election of our lifetimes, it really is, guys!" It really hit me once I read Choire Sicha of the Awl (he's sort of like the cool RA of the liberal young New Yorker blogosphere) telling all the cynical little shits out there to suck it up and vote for Obama. By the time I read a mirror-image piece on National Review's blog lecturing right wingers about how Obama really was that bad, I was massaging my temples and softly moaning to myself. The campaign was so much fun—why did we have to spoil it all by putting anyone in the White House?


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The principle activity of this course is musical performance and an investigation of the various factors which define and enrich the experience. Performance of a composition is required in order literally and physically to realize the potential of a score. As musical composition has a very specific non-linguistic syntax, performance requires the process of interpretation. Written notes represent, at best, an abstraction of the composer's thoughts. However, the 'black dots' on paper bear no relation to the outcome in sound, and the emotions engendered by the music. Successful performance challenges all musicians. A performance is not simply the physical execution of the correct notes; every decision is subjective and must be informed by both the heart and mind. The analytical, historic, and theoretical tools which allow the student-performer to contextualize artistic choices that determine a performance will form the central discourse of this class.
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This is the perfect dish for a weeknight dinner in late summer, particularly as the kids start heading back to school and family schedules get crazy again. The recipe calls for just a handful of ingredients that can all be pulled together in the time it takes to boil water.
Tomatoes are the star of this show, as they should be this time of the year. A fresh local tomato at the height of ripeness is one of those things that make life worth living.
Indeed, they're so good as is they don't even need to be cooked. Obviously, we could cook them and turn them into a sauce, but we'd be kissing off some of their freshness and all of their crunch. Instead, we salt them, lightly, which intensifies their flavor and pulls out some of their liquid. This "tomato juice" becomes part of the sauce.
After the tomatoes have marinated in salt for 10 minutes, we season them with a little freshly grated lemon zest, a single tablespoon of extra-virgin olive oil (this is a dish that requires the really good stuff), and some freshly ground black pepper.
Next it's time to reach for the goat cheese. Combined with hot pasta and a little of the pasta cooking liquid, the cheese melts into a richly creamy sauce without any additional thickener. And I'm talking about full-fat goat cheese, which is relatively lean even as it boasts big flavor.
I recommend using whole-wheat pasta in this recipe, but you're certainly welcome to explore some of the other whole-grain pastas that are now available. Kamut or spelt would be great. If you're gluten-intolerant, you can swap in quinoa, brown rice or buckwheat. (Its name notwithstanding, buckwheat isn't wheat, it's a grass.) Even so, you'll want to check the label to make sure the pasta is completely gluten-free.
I finished this dish with a liberal sprinkling of herbs. And truthfully, there's scarcely a fresh herb around that doesn't play nicely with tomatoes. So feel free to recruit any and all of your own favorites. You can't lose.
Fast and Fresh Summer Pasta
Serves four.
3 cups chopped fresh tomatoes (about 1-inch pieces)
Kosher salt and ground black pepper
1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
5 ounces fresh goat cheese, crumbled
8 ounces whole-wheat penne or fusilli pasta
1 cup mixed chopped fresh herbs (such as parsley, basil, oregano, mint, dill, chives, cilantro and tarragon)
Sara Moulton was executive chef at Gourmet magazine for nearly 25 years, and spent a decade hosting several Food Network shows. She currently stars in public television's "Sara's Weeknight Meals" and has written three cookbooks, including "Sara Moulton's Everyday Family Dinners."


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Changing a door handle
Fixing a new knob to an old door can really help with bringing it back to life and it's cheaper than getting a brand new door, which is always a plus.
All you have to do to turn that old door into a new one is to give it a lick of paint and a new door handle, so here's how to fix a new knob to the door in five minutes.
What you'll need:
New handle
Power drill
Safety goggles… just in case
Step 1: Remove the handle
To stick on a new door handle you'll have to remove the old one first. Remove the screws that are currently holding the handle in place. You should find them on the inside-side of the door (it would be a bit silly to put them on the outside now wouldn't it?).
If you have one of those awkward round door handles that has no screws holding it in place then look for a small slot on the underside of the knob, like in the image below. Insert a pin into this small slot and the knob should release from the door.
Step 2: Remove the back plate
To remove the back plate from the door, simply look for a slot in the plate along the seam where it sits against the door and then wedge a flathead screwdriver in to pop it off. Simples.
Step 3: Remove the latch
Now that the back plate is off you can remove the old screws and latch in the door. This can be done using a power drill and a screwdriver bit. Just be careful not to take chunks out of the door when you're doing this.
Step 4: Fix the new handle to the door
Once the old latch is out you can begin on fitting the new one. Make sure the holes of the new back plate line up with the old ones. If not, drill new ones into the door but be careful when lining them up.
Fix the new latch to the door and set the screws by hand first, then with the power drill. Then fix the new handle to the door but make sure not to over tighten it as this could warp your hard work.
Give it check by locking and unlocking the door. Once the door reopens, you know your job is a good one.


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COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - Coldwater High School Student Council is sponsoring a blood drive today from 10:45am-3:45pm at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Coldwater's west side, right around where State Street turns into Western Avenue.
Because of last weekend's snow storm, 300 blood drives have been canceled in 25 states, resulting in a shortfall of more than 8,800 blood and platelet donations. There is an urgent need for all blood types, but especially O Positive, O Negative, A Negative, and B Negative


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Nothing makes a better stocking stuffer than a long pair of legs, so we dug up the holliest and jolliest pictures from our Girls of Maxim archive. 'Tis the season!
Krista Allen- Soap opera hottie Krista Allen acted on Days of Our Lives for a few years before appearing in blockbusters
Anger Management and The Final Destination.
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Audrina Patridge- Our favorite Hills hottie will be taking over our televisions with her own Vh1 reality series, which is at the moment titled The Audrina Show.
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Click here to see her Maxim Cover shoot video.
She was No. 57 on Maxim's 2009 Hot 100.
Olga Kurylenko- Ukranian import Olga Kurylenko appears in the 22nd James Bond film, Quantum of Solace as Bond girl, Camille Montes.
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Brandi- Hometown Hottie finalist Brandi really knows how to steam things up.
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Erica Durance- Erica Durance plays Lois Lane on the CW's Smallville. We'd like to play her Clark Kent anytime.
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Kristin- Kristin is Maxim's 2009 Hometown Hottie Winner.
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Vail Bloom- After coming in third in Maxim's 2003 Hometown Hotties contest, Vail went on to soap fame, starring in The Young and the Restless.
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Veronica Varekova- Czech model Veronica Varekova was No. 32 on Maxim's 2006 Hot 100. She has been featured in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition eight times.
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Stevie- 2009 Hometown Hotties finalist.
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Suzanne- 2009 Hometown Hotties finalist.
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Rachel Nichols- After appearing onMaxim's 2006 Hot 100 at No. 60, Rachel Nichols starred in GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra and Star Trek. Nerds rejoice!
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Elisabetta Canalis- Model-turned-Clooney-tamer.
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Louise Linton- This sexy Scot nabbed leading roles in Banking on Love, and Wiffler: The Ted Whitfield Story.
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Veronika London- After competing in Maxim's 2009 Hometown Hotties contest, Veronika went on to be featured in HBO's Lingerie and Showtime's Body Language.
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Susie Castillo- After winning the title of Miss USA (only the third Latina ever to receive the honor), People en Espanol named her one of their "25 Most Beautiful People".
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Jodi Lyn O'Keefe- Among Jodi's vast TV resume, she has starred as a regular on Prison Break and Two and a Half Men.
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Tracey & Christine- These girls stole the show in our Lingerie Guide. They're the gift that keeps on giving.
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Over the weekend, Truth Wins Out and The Nation exposed the truth about Michele Bachmann's husband's Christian counseling service: It tries to "cure" gay people with harmful, quack-science "ex-gay" therapy…
ARS doubts in his post that Bachmann is even a licensed therapist.But Politico indeed confirms that he is not licensed and that Minnesota is one of the few states where you can practice therapy without a license:
The Minnesota Board of Psychology and the Board of Marriage and Family Therapy confirmed to POLITICO that Bachmann is not licensed with them. And a search of the Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy license database returns no result.
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If you missed it last night, check out the video of highlights from openly gay Senator Tom Duane's speech about marriage equality.
"most of all i want to thank my family, and i want to thank louis. you know, he was there when my brother died, my mother and my father. i was there when his brother died, when his mother and father died and i loved his parents. my whole family loves louis and i love louis' family, and our nieces and nephews know us only as a couple. and we are like married to them, but of course we're not, not yet. but the exact same love, the same commitment…
marriage says that we are a family. louis and i are a family, and marriage strengthens all families. it's going to strengthen my family and all new york families…
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New yorkers take to the streets to celebrate gay marriage vote.
Great photo gallery over on gawker, check it out!
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10. If all 50 states and the federal government recognized marriage for same-sex couples, the federal budget would benefit by over $1 billion each year.
1. 9 million LGBT people live in the U.S., 3.8 % of the adult population.
check out the full list at the advocate's website. [via @unityms on twitter]
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why is SNL so trans-phobic? making fun of trans individuals is not humorous.
wtf? how is this even slightly offensive?!
great job arkansas! heteronormativity ftw.
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i generally enjoy gawker, but i have to say that when i saw the headline: "Barak Obama's Indonesian Tranny Nanny" i was highly offended. yes, yes you're witty, you can rhyme while using a demeaning slur! what's even more disheartening is that gawker has not responded to comments pointing out that "tranny" is offensive, inappropriate, and a slur. of course the responses of other gawker commenters is all in the attitude of "oh shut up you stupid politically correct liberals. why do you have to ruin it for everyone? it's FUNNY."
i'm sure that gawker would never use the "N word" in a story, and i'd venture a guess that they're probably not going to use the word "fag", yet they throw around "tranny" as though it is not a derogatory term. an attitude of nonchalance regarding verbal harassment of trans people is simply not acceptable although it is common-place even within the lgbtq community. labels like "tranny" allow us to designate someone different as "other" and if we do not see them as a person it is very easy to not only verbally attack them but to physically attack them as well.
interestingly enough, gawker's "sister site" jezebel has an article from june of this year that includes a discussion on the word "tranny":
Kaveney writes… prejudice "starts with name-calling, but it doesn't always end there." Violence begins with words, starting with hate-speech and slurs. Furthermore, the words we use are always important, even within a community.
Please take a moment to let gawker know that using the word "tranny" is not funny, it is insensitive to a marginalized group of individuals who experience discrimination and violence on a daily basis. 90% of transgender youth reported feeling unsafe at school because of their gender expression; and 55% have experienced physical violence according to GLSEN. acceptance of hate speech and slurs does nothing but make it even that much harder for trans individuals and youth.
You can email gawker's editor in chief Remy Stern <firstname.lastname@example.com> and contact him via twitter @remystern please take a moment to speak out and let gawker know that using words like "tranny" is not ok!
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this is disgusting.
Three St. Charles North High School students who wore T-shirts with the words "Straight Pride" and a Bible quote that references putting gay people to death will not face disciplinary action, school district officials said Tuesday.
The students told school administrators that the T-shirts were not meant to indicate a desire to cause harm, but to convey pride in being straight, according to students.
The three male students wore the T-shirts on Monday. They reportedly included a quote from Leviticus 20:13 which states, "If a man lay with a male as those who lay with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination and shall surely be put to death."
Source: myholigay
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i had not heard about this before but it's really disgusting that it made it through the really difficult process of becoming an iphone app! great commentary on this blog:
Gender in this case was used as a weapon and this app specifically implied that trans people are falsifying who they are thus making it appropriate to mock them for the sake of entertainment. The genesis of this idea is cissupremacy. Lisa Harney, defines cissexism as "the assumption that your sex, your gender are superior and more valid than trans people's sex and gender." Inserting a cisgender woman into the average picture would not give rise to amusement or give cause for derision because cis bodies are not only normalized, they are expected and respected. Gender is only considered comical when it involves trans people because their identities are not considered real rather trans identities are seen as an artificial and self constructed.
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text: heavent updated for a while, been pretty busy! had a job at local football club on saturday that was really fun, been painting my own stuff as usual. hopefully painting again on wednesday. went out last monday good night, met some cool people. was supposed to go out again tonight. and hered the issue. my friend said he would come, last week mind you, and then yesterday i called to check he didnt answer then said he was in work. so called him today no answer, then text no answer, so hes ignored me all day, and then he came online on xbox and ignored my invite, WTF. and this is supposed to be my friend. nevermind the other people who i know from my course, they say that they will hang out and blah blah blah but when i message them, no reply what is that about, and there online aswell. so i can see why tupac said FUCK FRIEENDS! and girls are even worse. i know this girl, she hasnt spoke to me since may of 2011 then a few weeks ago she messaged me so we started talking and turns out the only reason she spoke to me was because she wanted a favour. i obliged, but then she took the piss, she wanted me to do the script for HER documentary, so i told her that was taking it too far. havent really spoke to her since. similalry to this i met a girl on a dating website we went on a date and i thought it went really well and we were talking all the time and it was great, then out of nowhere she said wed be better as friends but a poissibility of dating. so we set up a date. the day before she says she cant make it, then i dont hear from her for 3 weeks and she texts me today saying shes coming to chester and wants me to show her around, and starts going on a bout how she met this other guy on the site and he told her about the walls in chester. people take the fucking PISS. fuck you all!! only a select few people in my life that havent fucked me about or ignored me, so i have to say my best friend is a 40 year old graffiti writer who has taken me under his wing. he is the only one who genuinely cares and tries to help me! weird how things work. im sure no one will read this but its always good to vent! peace out bitches!


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I would like to provide facts in response to issues raised by your recent article.
The parking area that is the subject of your article is owned solely by Clancy-Magley, LLC. ("Clancy Magley"). The parking area is maintained solely for the benefit of its tenants Lonsdale Salon, Wonder Nails, Trendy Tech Golf, and Feats of Clay, who pay for the parking area as part of their rent.
Clancy Magley alone pays for the taxes, plowing, maintenance, and repair for the private parking lot.
The Village of Manlius formerly paid monthly rent to Clancy Magley to allow public use of the private parking lot. For reasons only the Village of Manlius can explain, the Village stopped the rental agreement with Clancy Magley, but people continue to park their cars in the Clancy Magley private parking lot.
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"But she said she was 17, your honor."
Ignorance is no defense under the law, especially for teenagers who are unaware of how easy it is to become a convicted felon and registered sex offender. Have consensual sex with someone who is too young and you could find yourself in handcuffs.
In Connecticut, no one under the age of 16 is considered legally capable of consenting to sex, and the law prohibits older teens from having sex with younger teens.
Just last week, a local man who had sex with a 15-year-old when he was 19 pleaded guilty in a sexual assault case in New London Superior Court. The police got involved when one of the girl's parents learned of the relationship. He was lucky, in a sense, since he was allowed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor rather than a felony. He will not be required to serve prison time or register as a sex offender, because he is not considered a threat to public safety. Still, he will be on probation for two years, and, as the judge pointed out, will be carrying a sexual assault conviction with him for the rest of his life.
To help teens navigate the tricky topic, Kay Eyberse, coordinator of Norwich Youth and Family Services, has put together a program called "Kids, Sex and the Law." It will take place from 6 to 7:30 p.m. March 15 at the Senior Center on Mahan Drive. Parents, professionals and high school students ages 14 and older are invited. Francis J. Carino, a supervisory assistant state's attorney, will educate the audience on the sexual assault laws.
Eyberse said that the laws can be "kind of fuzzy" for teens and their parents, and the program will give them a better understanding and an opportunity to discuss what can be a difficult topic.
"This should be a conversation that parents have with their kids for their kids' safety and the safety of the people they surround themselves with," Eyberse said.
For more information on the program, call Eyberse at 860-823-3782.
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