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Like everyone else, I really want this election to be over.
And I like this stuff.
With two days still to go, I have already burned through at least a half-dozen "mute" buttons trying to avoid the attack ads.
I don't mind that the ads usually rely on half-truths and baldfaced lies, or that they pretty much assume the electorate is a bunch of dopes.
No, what frosts my coconuts is that they have been so freaking boring. Would it have been too much to include a little humor, a little wit, "a little song a little dance a little seltzer down your pants?"
No, instead, we are fed these vicious character assassinations, which conclude with the smiling candidate saying he or she approved this message.
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One, because the rules say they have to.
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Given that attack ads are not going away any time soon, I think the best we can hope for is that the disclaimer line at the end be altered to something like:
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I'm also sick of polls.
There used to be the Gallup Poll and the Harris Poll, and that was about it. Not only does everybody and his mother now sponsor a poll, but they poll constantly. This is like taking your temperature all the time to see how you are feeling.
Not only do they poll all the time, they poll everybody.
I recently conducted a presidential preference poll of nursery school kids in the 3rd District and found the race too close to call between President Obama, Mitt Romney and Dora the Explorer.
Here's the thing. As bad as it has been, it could have been worse. What if Connecticut were a swing state? What if, God forbid, we were Ohio?
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Two brothers receive honors for saving the lives of the people in a fiery crashMoorhead, MN (WDAY TV) -- Two teenagers are about to receive well-deserved high honors from Clay County.
By: Becky Parker, WDAY
Moorhead, MN (WDAY TV) -- Two teenagers are about to receive well-deserved high honors from Clay County.
The boy's actions showed maturity beyond their ages, as they ran into a fiery crash scene and saved the lives of the people involved.
October 9th started like any other evening at the Janousek home. But that was interrupted by a loud crash coming from the highway behind the house.
Colton: "Both of us ran over there to go see if anyone was hurt and there was a lady screaming for help."
25-year-old Brianna Pallotta, who told police she had been drinking that night, collided with Noland and Doris Underlee, from Hendrum.
Pallotta's car was in flames, and she was trapped inside.
With no one around to help, 17-year-old Colton and his brother Cameron sprang into action.
Cameron and a neighbor rushed to the burning car, while Colton helped the injured couple.
Colton: "When I went over there to help pick him up he had a broken leg."
Once they were safe, Colton went to check on his brother and neighbor's progress.
Cameron: "You could tell she was burning her legs because she was frantically screaming."
Clay County Deputies showed up, and helped pull Pallotta to safety.
Cameron: "It had to have been no more than a minute, we looked back and the whole vehicle was engulfed in flames. So, it was very close, very lucky that we got her out when we did."
The danger of the situation was apparent. But Colton says he is glad they made the choice to save a life.
Colton: "If you had to sit there and watch her burn to death that would be just terrible. So, it was a lot easier sleeping that night."
The teenager's neighbor Tom Pink, and two deputies will also receive honors at a ceremony on Tuesday.
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San Jose >Food & Dining > Blue Mango
4996 Stevens Creek Blvd, San Jose, CA | Directions 9512937.322913 -121.990691
Mon-Sun: 11am-9:30am
Very Bad service, bad behavior – The food is okay, expensive, but the service is really bad. Few servers make you feel as if you are eating for free..very bad behavior.
The tall lady , she even appears in the picture on blue mango website, 4th from the left, someone like a manager , I think she is called Amy, extremely rude and unprofessional.
We had been waiting for 20 minutes on the table, with no water and no menu. And when we requested her to bring some water, she ignored us few times and then replied very rudely saying she has no time for all this.
She never came back to our table to ask what we wanted. ..sucks..really bad.
Why waste money and get bad attitude from people..
We would never go back again.
Most rasist place EVER – Horrible place, they over price you unlike I have ever seen before. If you are not of asian decent you will have to wait forever and get horrible service. They go as far as serving a Asian group 5 times before they serve you if your white. If you ask for soup and they say 2 bowls or a pott you better say 2 bowls or you will get ripped off.
Friday eve four of us went to Blue Mango at 8 p.m. to have dinner since it was my son's 24th birthday. We were told to wait for 20 minutes which was acceptable since we had not called earlier to make reservations. Eventually there was no place to sit in the waiting area so we stood up for some time making place to accomodate others. I kept checking with the attendant and he was not willing to give a proper answer. The people who came after us also got a table but we still kept waiting till 9 p.m. I again asked the guy why we were made to wait so long and he said that he had a table which could seat 5 people but not 4 so he had another family occupy that table who had just walked in. After which there were other 3 tables given out to different families who came in after us but the guy would not seat the 4 of us. We finally left at 9 p.m. hungry and disappointed and decided never to go back to Blue Mango again.
The staff there first should be taught hospitality and appropriate behaviour. It seems as though they are not concerned about their customers instead looked like they were obliging us. I have never come across such a hostile behavoiur in a restaurant. NEVER NEVER AGAIN.
Binder Clip?!!?!! – We made reservations a week in advance for 8 people on a Sunday at 4pm.. They called us back and asked where we were on Saturday at 4.. Day too early.. So we made the reservations on Sunday for 5 pm when they opened. We get there, and they didn't have our reservations still. We sit down and order within 10 minutes since we were on a time crunch. The place was soooo hot. We literally were sweating. Water didn't come for a good 30 minutes after we had to stop someone to get it for us.. but the drinks that we had ordered still hadn't shown up. 40 minutes after we ordered, our food finally came; portions were small, the "spicy" wasn't spicy at all, and worst of all, there was a BINDER CLIP in the curry!!! My garlic chicken had something really hard in it, which I feared chipped my tooth. My friend, who had the same dish, also ate something hard which is still questionable on what it was. Our drinks finally came after our food was consumed (minus the binder clip of course). When the check came, there were items charged that we ordered, that never came.. I demanded that they be taken off, and the food with the binder clip was taken off too. They also gave us 15% off since I threw a fit that it took so long. They added a 20% gratuity to the check, which I refused to pay because I wasn't grateful for any of the service that was provided.. (or lack there of). I would never ever EVER go to this place again... and take my advise.. don't go there yourself.
Blue Mango has a huge variety of delicious items, including many vegetarian dishes! The simply vegetable soup (with silver noodles) is the most soothing, BEST soup I have ever had. Sweet potato sticks are just, uh, YUM! Bamboo mountain, with mushrooms, veggies, and tofu is out of this world. I might just have to go here every day and bring a container of the soup home!! The service is friendly, quick, and with smiles. I love this place!!
Loved it! – I'm going to keep it short! I loved it here! The curries are yummy and so are the stir-fries. I also like their pineapple fried rice, and how it is NOT served in a pineapple shell because I heard that restaurants who use them reuse them. GROSS! So i'm glad mine comes on a nice white plate! Also, I ordered the spicy garlic chicken too spicy and the waitress asked it I wanted her to bring it back! Thank goodness, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to finish it! WHen here don't forget to leave room for dessert.
Caution - Blue Mango - Overated & Not Recommended – Unfortunately, in 2006 the San Jose Mercury News readers made the inexcusable mistake of rating "Blue Mango" as the best Thai Restaurant in San Jose. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The Tom Kah Gai (Chicken) Soup arrived mildly warm with very little spice. The Chef used only half of the usual Thai ingredients others Thai restaurants use for flavoring. The result was a bland tepid uninspired start. (Compare Tom Kah Gai soup at Thai Pepper or Krung Thai, in San Jose, and you'll see that the presentation should be on a burner with the soup simmering with a bounty of Thai herbs and spices with a kick.) The Won Ton Soup and Chicken Satee were competently prepared though not inspired with any flare.
The second big disappointment was the Heavenly Stuffed Chicken Wings. I've had the same dish prepare by Thai Restaurants from San Francisco down throughout the Silicon Valley and I can say these wings were among the most bland I have ever tasted. Each bite was dry and without flavor or spice.
Both the Pineapple Fried Rice and the Pad Thai Noodles were swimming in sauce. Where did the Chef learn that fried rice should be wet and soggy? The Pineapple Fried Rice was also not served in a pineapple bowl as you would find at many Thai restaurants that cared about food presentation, which Blue Mango does not. The Pad Thai Noodles were almost inedible having been so heavily coated in a tangy sauce that no amount of bean sprouts or chopped peanuts could have tamed.
The Volcano Chicken ended up being roughly chopped bone-in chicken parts with coarsely chopped veggies on a warm iron plate, so that there was nothing volcanic about it; no steam rose from the dish and the taste was worse than bland. The Chicken Curry was acceptable.
Bottom line-no flavor, no visual presentation, and no creativity. Pass on this one.
Avoid on Friday nights, and enjoy! – YES it's very busy on Friday nights! So I go on Saturday nights! I caught a live music night which was very delightful. I've been going here since it opened in 2002/2003 and it's changed a lot! But the food is great, and the service is awesome. I can tell that on Monday there are like 2 waitresses but on Friday and Saturday there are 6! I love the Tom Yum and Tropical Curry (which has mangoes hmmmm). DOn't bring your kids if they're rowdy because the place is small, and the staff will walk them back to their seats! Someone was complaining about it, but I think it's wonderful!
Highly overrated and Bad service ! – I was once a big fan of this resturant . It used to be our favorite resturant reserved for all those special occasions . Now adays the SERVICE QUALITY has deteoriated and so has the TASTE of the FOOD . The red curry is very salty and prik king stir fry was very very bad . There are only 2 people serving the whole servant on a busy day and sometime they tend to show their frustration on the customers which is highly disappointing . Well when you pay such a high price you atleast expect a reasonable service and good food !
Good food, Highly Kid UNFRIENDLY!!! Unfriendly staff. – The food was good, the portions also were huge, but the waitress was very unfriendly with our friends 2 yr old kid!. First she gave crayons along with a sheet with colored animals to the kid , and then later came and told the kid not to color that page as it was supposed to be a kids menu! Then after some time she again comes and tells the kid not to play with the chopsticks and asks her to keep the chopsticks away! Other places give kid friendly chopsticks and are not bothered whether the kid is playing with it or not! We have never seen such kid-unfriendly restaurant anywhere!
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As a scholar, I am most passionate about the value of multilingualism, specifically equipping international organizations with policies to improve the language acquisition of their personnel, and which don't devalue local languages at the expense of English.
As an instructor, I am most passionate about equipping language professionals to understand the beauty and creativity of linguistic structure, and its relevance to language pedagogy.
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I am passionate about civic engagement, in which students connect course curriculum with purposeful reflection and meaningful work in broader communities. I seek to facilitate students' discovery of ways to use their knowledge and expertise in order to positively affect populations around them. I believe that civic engagement provides a forum for all voices to be heard, and I am committed to creating rich environments where this polyphony can take shape.
Jason Martel
I am passionate about working with language teachers to develop curricula and pedagogical practices that promote students' language acquisition and critical thinking skills.
As a teacher, I most enjoy classroom discussions that take on a life of their own; that is, ones that unfold in an organic, conversational fashion. In my experience, it is during discussions like these that the greatest amount of new ground is broken.
JoDee Walters
After serving in the Peace Corps in the Seychelles, I began my EFL/ESL teaching career in Egypt, where I obtained my MATEFL at the American University in Cairo, and also taught in their English language pre-university preparatory program. I then taught at the American Language Institute at San Diego State University, in the EAP program, as well as at the University of California, San Diego. I also taught at Palomar Community College, in an evening ESL program designed for recent immigrants.
Patricia Szasz
Patricia first became interested in the field of language education based on her own language learning experience. She found that learning French as a school requirement was not nearly as motivating as learning Italian in an effort to engage with the Italian people and culture. After working as a software trainer in Silicon Valley, Patricia taught English as foreign language in Milan and Rome, Italy. Her love of teaching eventually led her to pursue her master's degree in TESOL here at the Monterey Institute.
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Before joining MIIS, I taught academic writing in the ESL program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison while working on my doctoral degree in second language acquisition (SLA). Prior to that, I was a high school English teacher and a teacher educator in Singapore. My teaching interests include making SLA theory accessible to teachers for classroom application, developing teacher reflexivity to improve pedagogy, and encouraging the development of immigrant learners in ESL classrooms.
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Jean Turner
I taught English as a Second Language (ESL/EFL) for a variety of schools beginning in 1976 with my Peace Corps service in Morocco. Before coming to the Monterey Institute I was Assistant Director of ESL Services at UCLA and taught classes on assessment at California State University, Los Angeles. I joined the Monterey Institute faculty in 1990 and in 1997 was the recipient of the Institutes' Dean's Award of Teaching Excellence. In 2008, I was honored by receiving the Dr. Leslie Ellison Teacher of Excellence Award.
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SEATTLE -- A post on Twitter Tuesday night had Seattle NBA fans buzzing about the possibility of a team returning to the Emerald City.
Investor Chris Hansen has contacted the Maloof family about buying the Sacramento Kings, setting up the possibility of the NBA's return to Seattle.
Hansen's interest was confirmed Wednesday by people with knowledge of the situation. They spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press because no deal has been reached.
One person said the Kings could sell for more than $500 million. The Kings' future in Sacramento has been uncertain because the Maloofs and the city haven't been able to come up with a long-term arena solution.
Yahoo! Sports first reported the discussions between the Kings and Hansen. Yahoo! reported a possible sale could land the Kings in Seattle for the 2013-14 season where the team would play at KeyArena as a temporary home until a new arena is constructed.
"I know as much as you do," Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn said when asked about the situation. "If it's true, ain't it cool?"
His counterpart in Sacramento thought the news anything but cool. At an afternoon news conference, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson said Wednesday was significant because for the first time Kings fans know the team is for sale. Johnson said he would do all he could to try to find a buyer with a Sacramento connection to possibly purchase the team and keep it in California's capital city.
"We have said all along that we should be in control of our own destiny, and I think this gives us a tremendous opportunity to do that," he said.
Hansen, a Seattle native and San Francisco-based investor, reached agreement with local governments in Seattle last October on plans to build a $490 million arena near the city's other stadiums: CenturyLink Field and Safeco Field. As part of the agreement, no construction will begin until all environmental reviews are completed and a team has been secured.
Hansen's group is expected to pitch in $290 million in private investment toward the arena, along with helping to pay for transportation improvements in the area around the stadiums. The plans also call for the arena to be able to handle a future NHL franchise. The remaining $200 million in public financing would be paid back with rent money and admissions taxes from the arena, and if that money falls short, Hansen would be responsible for making up the rest. Other investors in the proposed arena include Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer and two members of the Nordstrom department store family.
Hansen's goal has been to return the SuperSonics to the Puget Sound after they were moved from Seattle to Oklahoma City in 2008. Asked in September if he could envision a team being in Seattle for the 2013 season, Hansen was cautious about finding an option that quickly.
The NBA had no comment. Representatives for Hansen did not return messages seeking comment. Any franchise looking to relocate must submit their plans to the NBA by March 1 and the move must be approved by the league.
"As we have said for nearly a year, we will not comment on rumors or speculation about the Sacramento Kings franchise," Maloof family spokesman Eric Rose said when contacted Wednesday by the AP.
The Kings' asking price would top the NBA-record $450 million the Golden State Warriors sold for in July 2010. Johnson said he's had past discussions with more than one group about possibly stepping forward as owners if the Kings were up for sale.
"All indications that I have seen and read and heard is they are exploring opportunities to sell the team and that is public and that is the first I have ever heard," Johnson said. "We need to put ourselves in a position to find an ownership group and buyers to keep the team here in Sacramento."
Johnson said he had not spoken with any members of the Maloof family or NBA Commissioner David Stern on Wednesday.
News of the discussions came a day after officials in Virginia Beach, Va., announced they were dropping their efforts to build a new arena. Virginia Beach was thought to be a relocation option for the Kings.
The Maloofs backed out of a tentative $391 million deal for a new downtown arena with Sacramento last year, reigniting fears the franchise could relocate. Johnson and the Kings broke off all negotiations in the summer with the Kings saying the deal didn't make financial sense for the franchise.
In 2011, the Kings appeared determined to move to Anaheim before Johnson convinced the NBA to give the city one last chance to help finance an arena. At one point, Johnson seemed so certain the team was gone he called the process a "slow death" and compared the city's efforts to keep the Kings a "Hail Mary."
Johnson made a desperate pitch to the NBA Board of Governors in April 2011, promising league owners the city would find a way to help finance a new arena to replace the team's current outdated suburban facility. He also bought time by presenting more than $10 million in commitments for new advertising, ticket purchases and other financial support from regional businesses for this season.
The NBA's relocation committee, headed by Oklahoma City owner Clay Bennett -- who moved the team now known as the Thunder from Seattle in 2008 -- recommended that the league give the city a shot to follow through and handed down a March 1 deadline to come up with a plan to help finance an arena. Johnson delivered the agreement that March 1 to send the plan to the City Council.
On the night of March 6, 2012, the Sacramento City Council passed a deal -- brokered by the NBA and with Stern's blessing -- for a new downtown arena. A sea of supporters packed the grounds for the vote, which seemingly saved the Kings from relocation.
Daina Falk, the daughter of NBA player's agent David Falk, tweeted, "So I hear that the Seattle Kings is officially a done deal! The Maloofs finally sold the ailing Sacramento team. #NBA."
Sometime before 6 a.m. Wednesday, the tweet had been deleted. But buzz about a sale fired up again later Wednesday morning when Yahoo! Sports reporter Adrian Wojnarowski began Tweeting about a deal reached between the Maloofs and Chris Hansen, the leader of a group working to return the NBA to Seattle and build a new sports arena.
Wojnarowski reports the deal would be to sell the Kings to Hansen and Microsoft chairman Steve Ballmer for about $500 million. The team would move to KeyArena next season and play there for two years before moving into the new arena proposed for the SODO neighborhood.
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn said he would not comment on Twitter rumors.
An environmental impact study must still be completed on that arena, and the Seattle Arena team faces a lawsuit by the longshoreman's union over concerns about how game traffic will affect traffic at the nearby Port of Seattle.


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A lecture by Gilbert Achcar, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London
Professor Achcar's critically acclaimed book, The Arabs and the Holocaust: The Arab-Israeli War of Narratives, discusses Arab attitudes to Zionism, anti-Semitism, Nazism and the Holocaust from the aftermath of the First World War to our time. While challenging anti-Arab distortions of the historical record, it makes no concessions to anti-Semitism or Holocaust denial. The author will present his book, explaining the reason that led him to write it and addressing the debates that it aroused since publication.
Gilbert Achcar is Professor of Development Studies and International Relations at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) of the University of London, where he is based since 2007. Trained in philosophy and social sciences in Beirut, he holds a PhD in social history from the University of Paris-VIII. After teaching at the American University of Paris and the University of Paris-VIII, Prof. Achcar moved in 2003 to Berlin where he was offered a senior research fellowship at the French-German Centre Marc Bloch. He has published widely on politics and international relations in general, and the Middle East and North Africa in particular. His recent books include The Clash of Barbarisms: The Making of the New World Disorder (2006), Perilous Power: The Middle East and U.S. Foreign Policy (co-authored with Noam Chomsky, 2007), and The Arabs and the Holocaust: The Arab-Israeli War of Narratives (2010).
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"It's such an oxymoron to say retail is a great place to have a career," says Beth Barrett, vice president of operations for The Container Store (www.containerstore.com). Yet that's exactly what this fast-growing retailer has created, landing it the number-one spot the last two years on Fortune's annual list of 100 Best Companies to Work For.
The Dallas-based company, which projects sales this year of $262 million from its catalog and network of 22 retail stores, points to three main ingredients for its success: creating a team environment, rewarding staff with wages well above the industry average, and regular communication.
Instead of a traditional corporate hierarchy, eight to 10 salaried people operate each store as a team. "We know we have fabulous people working in our stores, and they don't need their hands held," says Barrett. Communicating with the 1,600 team members is also critical. Regular store meetings convey company and store performance data, and sales meetings held two or three times a year bring together sales managers, store trainers, and other staffers. Every employee gets a copy of notes from these gatherings.
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Live mermaid performances in a massive saltwater tank charm visitors at this themed restaurant. – In Short
A 117,000-gallon saltwater aquarium containing more than 4,000 tropical fish stands at the center of this comfort food eatery. Live mermaid shows are performed in the tank by Olympic-medalist synchronized swimmers. The undersea theme also includes a jellyfish tank behind the bar, mermaid-fin chairs, sunken seating and menus encased in metal covers resembling seashells. The traditional American menu offers a mix of meat and seafood dishes, including Maryland crab cakes and Baja fish tacos.
The hidden jem – While staying at the Silverton Hotel and Casino I enjoyed the Mermaid Lounge located next to the Bass Pro Shop. The service was excellent and the servers and bartenders were very attractive, kind and helpful. For appetizers we enjoyed Avo-rolls with a tamarind sauce and oysters on the half shell. For entrees we loved the Ahi Club Sandwich and the Satay Platter with beef, chicken and shrimp skewers. For dessert we tried the Fried Twinkies which was surprisingly delicious. Lorena was our server. This place is very reasonably priced and the view of the aquarium is spectacular and we couldn't believe that we saw Paula Abdul there and later Adrian Brody too.
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Last year, I did a Mommy Minute story about Bikes For Kids, a wonderful, local organization with a simple mission: all children deserve to enjoy a bicycle. In a crammed garage, a few guys refurbish used bikes for boys and girls in need. They are intense about their job, making sure each one is tuned and shined to perfection. Now, this small non-profit, based in Centerbrook and Old Saybrook, is helping families hit hard by Hurricane Sandy and providing bikes to youngsters who lost theirs during the super storm.
Check out this press release I received on Christmas Eve....detailing a lovely gesture of holiday giving.
On Saturday, December 15, Bikes For Kids, a non-profit organization that provides bicycles to children in need, recently answered a call for help from hurricane and fire victims on the south shore of Long Island.
Volunteers delivered 106 bikes and helmets to the village of Belle Harbor, an area hit hard by Hurricane Sandy. "We had the bikes ready to go and thought that the folks down there could really use them," said Dave Fowler, head of the organization. "We were afraid that we might have been a little premature in making that delivery because some people didn't even have a home to return to, but with the holidays right around the corner, our contact people thought that the kids should have at least a little something to make their holiday special."
Signs of the devastation were still evident as the small convoy of trucks, loaded with bikes, pulled up to an abandoned restaurant which had been flooded in the storm. Entire blocks of homes had been burned when floodwaters prevented fire crews from approaching the flames. Debris littered the streets and pumps and generators were still working to remove water from basements and to provide electricity.
Dr. Michael Frogel, a noted Long Island pediatrician and point person expressed his thoughts on the large delivery of bikes. "Many bikes will be used by people in need of transportation to work. And it's very important for the kids to be able to return to as normal a lifestyle as possible. A bike will allow them to do that."
Bikes For Kids has donated over 14,000 bikes since 1989 and plans another trip to deliver bikes to Long Island after the first of the year. To donate a gently used bike, please call 860-395-7321. Monetary donations, used for repairs and new helmets can be made out to: Bikes For Kids and mailed to them at P.O. Box 94, Centerbrook, CT 06409.


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TELLURIDE – This summer, drivers in Telluride will be encouraged to go slow, whether they feel like it or not.
Telluride Town Council agreed at its most recent meeting to a series of so-called traffic-calming measures along Colorado Avenue that will be enacted starting this summer.
Measures will range from the subtle (more signs posted along Colorado Avenue reminding drivers that the general speed limit throughout town is 15 mph) to the obvious (a new solar-powered 15 mph speed-limit sign that flashes your speed between Clark's Market and Davis Street on eastbound Colorado Avenue near Cornet Creek) to the potentially annoying (a temporary "chicane" to be built between Laurel and Columbine streets, using Jersey barriers to create extra turns in the road to deliberately slow traffic for safety).
Council rejected outright a proposal to install rumble strips east of Clark's Market as a means of encouraging cars to slow down.
"Bicycles hate them," noted councilor Ann Brady, while councilor Bob Saunders said he was concerned about "creating more noise."
The measures are part of a proposed Traffic Calming Work Plan devised by a task force that has focused on the problem of speeding in town since last winter. The plan was presented to council at its April 23 meeting. Implementation is divided into short-term (2013), mid-term (2014), and long-term (2015 and beyond) time frames, as well as spatially along East and West Colorado Avenue.
Mid-term and long-term proposals include the installation of more permanent chicanes as well as raised crosswalks and speed bumps at strategic intersections throughout town, all designed to slow down traffic and make things safer for pedestrians.
As presented, the total cost of implementation would be $150,000, with $10,500 of that spent in 2013.
Telluride resident Kris Johnson issued a plea for council to consider fast-tracking a proposal to build at least one and preferably two raised sidewalks across West Colorado Avenue near the elementary school. The sidewalks need to be built as soon as possible, she said – ideally in 2013.
"I worry about small children and teenagers getting killed at Davis," she said. "It is the most dangerous intersection in town."
If built this summer, the raised sidewalks would represent an unbudgeted expenditure, costing $22,000 apiece.
"Part of this exercise is prioritizing," Town Manager Greg Clifton reminded council.
"I think we can meet the needs that have been expressed here; there is something to be gained from looking at a crosswalk on West Colorado sooner rather than later."
Council tasked town staff with bringing back a recommendation regarding the pricing and timing of such a move.
"'Town Government 101' is the safety of the citizens," observed councilor Brady.
Council will revisit the matter of the raised sidewalks later this month and perhaps take action on it, after seeing a breakdown of costs.
Telluride resident Deb Gesmundo voiced concern to the Telluride Town Council at its most recent meeting about one of the town's most revered institutions – the Free Box.
"I have been an avid lover and user of the Free Box for easily 20 years and in my opinion the purpose is to recycle or reuse and reduce waste," she said.
However, Gesmundo asserted, the current method of stewardship is not meeting this vision. In short, in order to keep the Free Box from overflowing, volunteers are in the habit of occasionally cleaning it out and taking everything to the landfill.
Councilor Chris Myers echoed Gesmundo's concern, stating that "we need to be careful about what we put in and when we put it in. If you come by and the Free Box is overflowing, it is not the right time to drop off your things. Leave it in your car and bring it back another time."
Myers said that he himself had lately taken the time to sort through 10 bags' worth of Free Box overflow. "Two bags out of 10 were pure rags – torn, stained, unclean and not worthy of salvage," he said. Another eight bags were sorted, folded and taken to charitable organizations.
"There are some great things happening at the Free Box," Myers concluded, "But maybe they could be done better."
Clifton commended those who now volunteer their time to maintain the Free Box (it used to be a chore relegated to town staff), and suggested that a work session with this group might be in order, "to give us an update for how the Free Box is actually functioning. Is stuff going to the landfill, or is the Free Box fulfilling its intended role?"
Councilor Bob Saunders agreed. "It's incumbent on people to drop off things that somebody else can use and not drop stuff on sidewalk," he added. "People need to be considerate of this institution and its fragility; it could go away if we don't respect the purpose and rules of Free Box."
Council approved on third reading an amendment to a subsection of the town's vending ordinance pertaining to the Spruce Street Mall area. The amendment raises the number of vendors permitted to operate in the area from two to three, in order to allow an organic produce vendor to operate there one day per week this summer. More comprehensive changes to the ordinance subsection may be undertaken next fall or winter, after seeing how well the amended ordinance works in implementation.
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1411 Grandview Ave, Pittsburgh, PA | Directions 1521140.439108 -80.021260
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Fri 11am-12am
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Neighborhoods: Duquesne Heights
Great food , great view – Crab cakes are to die for and the atmosphere is fabulous.
Hit the mark! Again! – Visited a year and a half ago with two friends and Enjoyed it very much. The waitress at that time was Elizabeth and she was a doll. Despite the negative reviews posted in the past year, through caution to the wind and visited again with my wife and two other friends just before Easter. Ate in the lounge since it is more informal with the same great view. We were seated immediately, everyone thoroughly enjoyed thier entrees and the waitress, Heather, could not have been more pleasant or attentive. I feel sorry for those that experienced an unpleasant visit, but for me, they are "2 for 2". I will be sure to visit again the next time I am in Pittsburgh.
Nice View, eat somewhere else – Extremely disappointed! It has been a few years since my last visit to your restaurant. In the past, I routinely brought out of town clients and co workers to the restaurant for the view and the great food. Tonight my dinner was awful. I ordered Grouper Monterey style. No recipe anywhere would smother any fish with at leat 16 oz of artichoke hearts, olives, tomatoes and mushrooms. When my plate arrived, I thought I had been given a cassarole by mistake. If you are really trying to be a seafood restaurant you should look to the Fish Market or SteelHead Grille for guidance. Don't think I will ever return to Monterey Bay except for cocktails and the view. I can have better meals at many other establishments. Maybe you need a real chef to prepare meals. Wasn't impressed with the catfish my Mother had, nor was my husband impressed with the New York Strip. We ate at the Capital Grille on Sunday and the food was sooooo much better! You need to have more than a view to keep customers returning...or maybe that doesn't matter!
Definitely Missed the Mark – If it weren't for the glitz of the main dining room the Monterey Bay Fish Grotto wouldn't rate the one star. How this place stays in business is beyond me. Well, there is the awesome view. Outside of that this visitor was UNIMPRESSED at best.
As a journalist, my travels take me all around the country and to every type of restaurant. Monterey Bay Fish Grotto is situated atop Grandview Avenue overlooking the river and Heinz Field but its attention to customers is sliding uncontrollably off that perch. In all my dining experiences, I have never come across such deplorable customer service.
The waitress was as absent minded as she was untrained, often forgetting simple things like a place setting. To be honest, I believe she actually forgot about our 4-person group all together. It took us over 2 hours for what should have been a 50-75 minute meal. Since the most complicated meal ordered at the table was a simple broiled trout, there was no reason for the extended wait.
if you think our wait was long, think again. A couple at an adjacent table ordered the Special (and highly priced) 5-course meal at the same time our table ordered. They were still waiting on their second or third course as we were leaving.
Lastly, what could be said about the manager on duty except he's sorry. He has absolutely no idea how to run a restaurant. After the food arrived, he made his appearance. I'm still trying to figure out why since the service failed to improve. This staff should take a few courses at McDonald's University where customer service is job #1. If there was ever a reason to shun high-priced fare and stick to the bustling pubs operating throughout the Steel City this horrid excuse for an upscale restaurant is it. Just say no to Monterey Bay Fish Grotto and save yourself a headache and plenty of coin.
Very Disappointed visit from Atlanta! – After a long day of travel from Atlanta to Pittsburgh about 2 weeks ago, this restaurant came highly recommended. While the view was excellent, the service was terrible. We waited a very long time for menus, then drinks and it took a couple of hours before our food arrived. Part of our order was wrong and the food was not good. Management was called to our table and he offered us desert which at that point we had no interest in. The manager took our valet ticket and had our car brought to the door but we still had to pay for parking. Do not go there hungry. Or just go check out the view from Mt Washington across the street.
Dinner last night 7-10-2010 – I have eaten here in the past and is was always a pleasant experience. However last night was a complete disapointment. Food was not good, wait staff unprofessional, Cocktail smalll and watered down, Lemon sole (overcooked) could not have been more than 2 ounces with nothing else on the plate. When we left, we imediatly proceeded to a real restraunt. If convenient parking is the only requirement for dinning out, then this is your place.
Not Good but the Grand Concourse is Loving This!!! – I used to LOVE this restaurant but it is not what it used to be and there are much better restaurants in Pittsburgh.
Pro: The main course (fish / crabcakes) are still good as is the view.
Cons: The current chef is the main issue as three of the dishes we had were awful:
1. The clam chowder soup used to be my favorite. I hadn't been at the restaurant in a while so I was craving my old favorite (which is what you are accustomed to getting in restaurants). I ate one bite of their new version of the soup and set it aside to be taken away. It is disgusting and easily the worst I have ever had!!! It was extremely thick but not rich thick, it was like they put in a pound of flour.
2. Shrimp Fried Rice: Odd choice on the menu but I had to get it as I like shrimp fried rice. My mistake. It was not good. This guy needs to go to China Palace to get a better idea on the dish as I could have made what he made at home (and I am not a good cook).
3. Grilled Brocolli side: Best way to describe this is eating a dead pine tree branch. Yuck!
4. Still no lobster on the menu which is just silly for a seafood place.
Bottom line, if you are going to spend $150 on dinner you would be better off going to Ruth's Chris, Grand Concourse, Capital Grille or the Fish Market. I know this sounds crazy from someone that used to love this place but I couldn't believe how bad my experience turned out to be. :(
Anyway, I rarely write reviews but had to take a few minutes out of my schedule to keep others from making the same mistake that I did.
Trust me on this one...
One of my top 5 Favorites – I love to eat here. The food has always been perfect. The service is excellent. The view is amazing.
Food, view and service excellent - watch out for valet – We have dined here a few times. We find the service impeccable, and the food has been great every time we have been here. Often, we will just have hors d'oeuvres in the lounge and enjoy the view. However, we have seen valet at times be quite aggressive with the vehicles, and are often less than patient. We did complain, and the manager was very apologetic and advised it would be handled. I was very impressed with how this manager, Tom Mielo, handled the situation. Hopefully future such issues will not occur. All and all, the food is excellent, the service is great, and the view is unbeatable. If they reign in their valet staff, it will be a completely well-rounded affair.
not so hot – put all the glitz and glamor and this is place just boils down to an overpriced restaurant that serves average tasting food. the view from the restaurant is nice but I would not consider the dining experience romantic.
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