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Author On the Bookcase: Teresa Medeiros, author of Goodnight Tweetheart
Author On the Bookcase
Teresa Medeiros
I'm excited to welcome Teresa Medeiros, author of Goodnight Tweetheart, to On the Bookcase. Goodnight Tweetheart is a look (very humorous look, at times) at modern communication and the love game. The main character, Abby, is writing her second novel and is at an impasse. Will this new fangled social media site, Twitter, release her writer's block and find her love, as well? Told almost entirely in tweets and DMs, Goodnight Tweetheart is a truly modern take on a classic tale of love and loss — a Griffin and Sabine for the Twitter generation. But, no spoilers here!
Teresa writes that her "brain 'tweets' all of the time" so it was natural to write Abby and Mark's story. Twitter away, Teresa!
Can the human heart be mapped in 140 characters or less? That's the question I decided to explore when I wrote Goodnight Tweetheart, the story of a man and woman who meet and fall in love on the social media site Twitter.
I was dragged kicking and screaming onto Twitter in 2009 by my friend and fellow writer Connie Brockway. We had just ended our very successful blog Squawk Radio and I was looking forward to living my life on the private stage for a while. Despite my initial skepticism, it was love at first sight for me!
Twitter immediately became about more than me just promoting myself as a novelist. It was like the biggest cocktail party in the world where there was always some interesting conversation going on. My brain "tweets" all of the time anyway so it was wonderful to have an outlet for all of those observations, both ridiculous and sublime. If I had a burning desire to say, "Aging is God's way of making us look forward to death," then there was someone who would listen.
Before long, Mark and Abby started "tweeting" in my head and instead of having me locked away, my editor at Simon & Schuster offered me a contract to tell their story. At first I thought the book would be written entirely in tweets. But I quickly decided the story needed a "frame" so Abby's life became that frame. While the relationship is at the heart of the book, it's really the story of one woman's journey and the impact this encounter has on that journey.
Writing the tweets themselves felt very organic, like eavesdropping on a conversation between two very dear friends and potential lovers. Mark and Abby start out basically flirting but the intimacy between them deepens as they reveal more and more about themselves with each encounter. Then we discover that Mark is hiding a major secret that becomes a game-changer for them both.
As I was writing, Mark and Abby's story began to mirror so many themes I'd been exploring in my own life since cyber-communication became the norm. Do sites like Facebook and Twitter enhance intimacy or make it more difficult to achieve? Is it easier to bare your soul to someone when you're not face to face? Do people tend to wear "masks" on-line—to present themselves as the person they would most like to be? Have we become a generation that communicates primarily in pop culture tidbits? Is it possible to fall in love at first sight…or first tweet? Is it possible to forgive someone for doing the wrong thing for all the right reasons?
Writing Goodnight Tweetheart sometimes made me squirm because it's also my most intensely autobiographical novel. Abby is a writer who sometimes finds it easier to write tweets and Facebook updates than make progress on her latest novel. (I hope my editor didn't just read that!) Just like me, she's dealing with a mom who has had early onset dementia for years. I even gave my cats Buffy the Mouse Slayer and Willow Tum-Tum cameos in the book!
Am I glad I bared my own soul in Goodnight Tweetheart? Absolutely! Because I wouldn't have sacrificed a single moment I spent with Mark and Abby. I hope you enjoy eavesdropping on their relationship as much as I did.
Thanks so much, Teresa. Goodnight Tweetheart has many good discussion topics for reading groups. Intimacy on social sites -- an oxymoron? The whole idea of social sites and what they mean for future relationships and communications? Betrayal? Forgiveness?
Praise for Goodnight Tweetheart
"Goodnight Tweetheart is exactly the book to warm you up on a cold winter's night. Tender, funny, and poignant, this novel will make you laugh out loud one minute and reach for the tissues the next."—Kristin Hannah, New York Times bestselling author of Winter Garden
New York Times and USA TODAY bestseller Teresa Medeiros wrote her first novel at the age of twenty-one, introducing readers to one of the most beloved and versatile voices in women's fiction. She has appeared on every national bestseller list, including the New York Times, USA TODAY and Publishers Weekly lists. She currently has over ten million books in print and is published in over seventeen languages. She is a two-time recipient of the Waldenbooks Award for bestselling fiction who lives in Kentucky with her husband and her cats Willow Tum-Tum and Buffy the Mouse Slayer.
Learn more about Teresa. Go to Goodnight Tweetheart Facebook page, Teresa's fan page and, of course, follow Teresa at Twitter!


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2013-2014 VSU Theatre & Dance Season
(Subject to Change)
The box office hours are Mon-Sat, 2-5 pm.
(229) 333-5973
by Paul Weitz
September 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 2013 at 7:30 PM
At an age when most people are discovering what they want to do with their lives, Porter has been married and divorced, earned seven figures as a corporate "ninja," and had a nervous breakdown. It's been four years since he's had a job or a date, and he's decided to give life another shot. LONELY, I'M NOT is a comic journey that follows Porter as he meets Heather, an ambitious, sightless young businesswoman who is overcoming her own obstacles to emotional success.
Paul Weitz has had several of his plays produced Off-Broadway, the most recent of which is Lonely, I'm Not in 2012. He is perhaps best known as a filmmaker and his more notable credits include Antz, In Good Company, and About a Boy which earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay, and most recently Admission.
"Critic's pick. This damaged-boy-meets-defensive-girl story has the sweet suspense, elliptical construction and off-kilter charm of an ideal Hollywood romantic-comedy, the kind that you hope (usually in vain) is coming to a screen near you. It's both slight enough and serious enough to scratch an itch without raising welts." -NY Times
Please note: this production contains adult language and themes.
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October 3, 4, 5, 2013 at 7:30 PM
This year's annual dance concert will present original choreography as well as restagings from our extensive repertoire by Sarah Wildes Arnett, Eric Nielsen and Catherine Schaeffer.One of the highlights in this year's concert will reveal spectacular technical advancements as they relate to the choreographic process. Don't miss what has become a seasonal favorite for students and patrons alike.
by William Shakespeare
November 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 2013 at 7:30 PM Sunday, November 10, 2013 at 3:00 PM
A rollicking romantic comedy set in the Forest of Arden, AS YOU LIKE IT explores the true nature of love and the rocky road to romance with a witty and mischievous heroine seeking to capture the heart of her beloved. With its pastoral setting and humorous devices of mistaken identity and missed opportunities, AS YOU LIKE IT promises to be delightful entertainment for all.
An Original Dance Production
Written, Directed & Choreographed
Friday, January 31, 2014 at 7:30 PM
Did you ever wonder what would happen if Cinderella's Fairy Godmother showed up too late or if Little Red Riding Hood did not follow the directions to her Grandmother's house? Join us in this dance production of twisted tales, created specifically for young audiences, in EVENTUALLY EVER AFTER. Well-known fictional characters are brought to life through movement and audience participation in order to share the importance of timeliness and commitment.
VSU Theatre & Dance Area is committed to serving the young people of South Georgia and North Florida by bringing live theatrical events to them. This tradition will continue in the 2013-2014 season with this presentation for young audiences.
For tour information or to book a tour date for February or March, 2014, please contact Jacque Wheeler at (229) 333-5820.
by Tom Stoppard
February 20 – 22, 24 – 26, 2014 at 7:30 PM
ARCADIA transports us delightfully between 1809 and the present, puzzling over the nature of truth and time, the amusing differences between the Romantic and Modern, and the disruptive influence of "carnal embrace" on our orbits in life.
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March 27 – 29, 31, April 1-2, 2014 at 7:30 PM
EVITA tells the story of Eva Peron, the second wife of Argentine President Juan Peron. The Tony Award winning musical was revived on Broadway in 2012 and was also a feature film. Rising from the slums of Argentina, Eva Peron became one of the most powerful women in the world. Some of the beautiful songs include "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" and "High Flying Adored."
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Readers' Theatre
VSU Theatre and Dance audiences have long enjoyed watching our students as they progress through their programs of study. With the Emerging Artists Showcase audiences can enjoy a performance or two of contrasting programs. One program features our students graduating from the musical theatre program, the other performance includes students in other programs of study in our degree programs. Each performance of the showcase will spotlight our outstanding students.


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I love watching this show...
But sometimes I have to wonder, are these really "realities" ????
Can people really be that dumb ?
A couple who does a total kitchen reno, without a plan, and just "wings it" ( His words
Seriously ?
I am by no means the perfect DIYer, but what some of these people do is just ridiculous.
And they agree to do it in front of a nationwide audience to boot....
I cannot vouch for all the RR homeowners out there but I've seen many homeowners with exactly the same mindset you describe. Since they don't know the complete process to follow in a remodel, they often will just start tearing things out and going from there.
That's one reason why you often see that my best DIY advice on these boards is to skip the DIY process and hire a pro.
I have half a notion that the video crew saves a ton of those remodels with a little offhand suggestion here and there...
I've done a whole lot of stuff that was totally foreign to me. presently putting the dashboard back into my car, piece by piece, after having to demo it to get to a $25 controller for the hot/cold temp selector door. winter's coming. hard to drive in 10 below with no heat, and that windshield fogging with every breath.
but the way you would think a sensible person would do it would be to hit the web and accumulate some information. find best practices. get and read the manuals as availiable. if possible, like when I taught myself door and drawer making, buy junk wood first and practice on that until I had figured it out.
funny thing is these folks on RR have to submit their ideas to the show, get picked out of some thousand(s), get vetted before they get scheduled. and months later on day one, the lights go on, and it's "duhhh, well, yeah, we figger on tearing out the back wall and doubling the house. $2000. three days. can't miss any work, ya know. if we work quick enough so nobody sees us, we don't need no permits."
at that point, it's sinful entertainment.This message has been edited. Last edited by: swschrad,
sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money?
Has not this show been renamed and rebroadcast as something new ?
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
You'd think so but the "reality" is that reality renovation shows have a grand attraction to keeping those two words in their titles.
Most if not all "reality" shows always post a credit for the writer[s] of the show. Kinda removes the reality of the show....
And most if not all know the "man behind the curtain" is more real than the show. But it is Hollywood idea, not Main St. America, they are pretending to portray.
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
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MON-FRI Lunch 12.00pm to 3.00pm Dinner 5.00pm to 11.00pm SAT-SUN 2.00pm to 11.00pm
Neighborhoods: North Miami Beach
Amazing place – This is my favorite place in Miami, beautiful decor, amazing dishes!!!!! :)
Amazing Thai & Japanese – Love this place!
Helpful staff. The decoration strikes a perfect balance between warm&welcoming and elegance. Owner Chef is always friendly and gracious. Most importantly, THE FOOD:
Always have a hard time deciding what to get because everything we've ordered here has all been really good and worth repeating (over and over and ov...) so we usually get some of the ol' faithful and try some new things as well. Oishi Thai never disappoints.
SIMPLY THE BEST TIME AND TIME AGAIN! – My family and I simply love this restaurant! We have been going to Oishi Thai for just over five years. The food has never been anything less than wonderful and the owner and his staff are always courteous and attentive. It is my seven year old daughter's favorite restaurant. Anytime she asked where she would like to eat it is always at " Mr. B's" I can not think of one thing to complain about. If you are looking for great food at a good price, excellent service and a great ambiance...look no further.
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BEST THAI IN MIAMI – I am a self-proclaimed connoisseur of Thai Food, a lover of food, a gourmand, plain and simple. With that being said, I have to express my utter satisfaction and love with the deliciously scrumptious fare that is served up by Chef Bee of Oishi Thai. I have eaten there now numerous times, and will go back, again and again. I love it! Everything I have had is AMAZING! Black Cod Miso is moist, flavorful, sweet, salty, DELICIOUS. The Pacific Oyster is creatively divine. I could go on and on, but I will let you discover this gem for yourself.
Consistently the BEST Thai Food in Miami. – Chef Bee's food is made with an exceptional attention to ingredient sourcing, respect for seasons, offers sensational taste calibration and his own magic touch, careful execution of the cuisine and a high level of originality and style. Every meal, every dish continues to be an outstanding demonstration of Chef Bee's culinary versatility and culinary art. Consistently the BEST in Miami.
Best Sushi and Thai food in Miami and Great service! – So far everything we have tried has been wonderful. The sushi is always fresh and it is exciting when you try something new and you find another favorite dish to add to your list. The black cod was SUPERB! melts in your mouth and was so good we had to order another so everyone could try.Another great find was the crispy duck and is served with a great sauce. (This is my husbands favorite) The rock shrimp you could eat and eat and eat. now for the desert they are all good ( we know because we have tried them all) but I must say the fried ice cream is the BEST. As for the service all we can say is it is what service should be and then some.
Oishi Thai is the best restaurant in all of South Florida and Zagat Guide agrees – Oishi Thai is the best Thai/Japanese restaurant in South Florida and is also one of the very best restaurants of any kind in South Florida. The moment that you enter this beautifully designed restaurant, you are graciously greeted by very friendly, beautifully dressed wait staff and family members who treat you like you are their family. The food is absolutely the very best as far as taste, presentation and freshness. Zagat Guide agrees: their 2009 rankings rate the food at Oishi Thai as the best in Miami, ahead of Michy?s, Palm d?Or, Prime 112, Nobu, etc.
TOTALLY AMAZING DINING EXPERIENCE at OISHI THAI! – You'll be pleasantly surprised and satisfied after eating at Oishi Thai located in North Miami Beach. The Kobe beef is better here than more expensive restaurants! The sushi is extremely fresh & cooked items such as frogs legs & sea bass will far exceed your expectations. The wait staff is competent without hovering. Bring the kids, since Oishi Thai is very child-friendly. The proud owner, formerly from Nobu, will offer outdoor seating soon to accommodate smokers and dog owners.
HIGHEST RATED ZAGAT JAPANESE & THAI RESTAURANT IN SOUTH FLORIDA! – In North Miami Beach, you will be totally surprised by the incredible food and ambience at Oishi Thai! The owner and chef is formerly from Nobu, which should prepare you for an outstanding dining experience. The extensive menus, one for Japanese food and one for Thai food, will allow you to select from a variety of dishes that I promise you to be from Heaven! Start with the dumplings, seaweed salad or an array of appetizers, to be accompanied by a very impressive wine selection, available also by the glass. Sushi is so fresh that you think that you are in Japan! Oishi Thai was rated by 'Zagat Miami So. Florida Restaurants 2009' a '29' for food: Nobu only received a '27'!!! If you want better food at lower prices, without the snotty attitude of Nobu, have an memorable meal at Oishi Thai ASAP. The locals (who know great NYC restaurants) already know that it is fantastic ~ reservations are recommended on weekends ~ come once & you will be a 'regular' very soon!
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One of the hallmarks of a Lewis University degree is that it is personal. Indeed, our values and culture support the personalization of your education. This can be expressed in a number of ways, for instance, "You are treated as a person, not a number." However, just hearing that statement does not explain how the
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4740 Jefferson St, Kansas City, MO | Directions 6411239.041070 -94.595022
Lunch = Monday - Friday 11am � 5pm; Dinner = Monday - Thursday 5pm � 10pm; Friday - Saturday 5pm - 11pm; Sunday 5pm - 9pm
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Customize your lunch with a choice of sandwich, salad and side for $18. Exceptional cuisine & attentive service, all at the speed of lunch.
I love this place, My wife and Mother feel just like home here.
Best Key Lime Pie – In the world. I mean, as far and wide as I have looked anyway. Go here!
Great Spot to Dine in – My wife and I love dinning at The Capital Grille for its calm atmosphere. I just want to thank our server on our last visit for the exceptional service - and the steak was to die for!
Divine Food & Exceptional Service – The Capital Grille on the Country Club Plaza is one of the finer restaurants in Kansas City, and this shows in the high quality foods and top-notch service they provide. I've eaten steaks from the east coast, southwest, British Columbia and everywhere in between; you'll be hard presssed to find a better steak anywhere. Don't put too much stock in the reviews by people from D.C.; its clear they know nothing of quality meat. Of course the midwest is "cattle country" so its no surprise that the best quality steaks are available in KC. The lobster mac is an amazing accompaniment that you must try on your next visit.
OK But ..... – Capital Grille is good but for the price, the atmosphere and the food, it really is a 3 star place. In Washington, DC, I've encountered 'attitude' on a pretty regular basis. Their food for the price is really not up to par - reduce the price a notch or two and then, yes, it's good. The setting is very nice but taking the combo of all, it's a lot of hype in my opinion in their Washington, DC locations. Other places here are much better - it's that simple and true.
Significant disappointment. – Awful. I'm visiting from Washington DC where I have often eaten (happily) at the Capital Grille. This one was a pale imitation.
Here's the good news: we had no trouble finding a table at 7pm. Also, it so happens that I like second-hand smoke (seriously), so I rather enjoyed being near the guys smoking cigars in the bar area.
The bad news: The restaurant is dark and with the A/C running full blast in October it was freezing. Our waitress made a valiant effort to be professional but she was consistently slow or inadvertently inattentive. Ten minutes to get a glass of wine. Ten minutes to get the check. Our dinner -- considering the premium price -- was disgraceful. Steaks were huge but tasteless, and my guest's request for medium rare was met with a piece of uncooked meat. The potatoes au gratin were undercooked and chewy, the au gratin sauce was thin and tasteless, and the chef covered them with something resembling shake-and-bake crumbs. The glass of wine I ordered was served with perhaps two (small) fingers of wine in a huge glass -- my only thought was to send the waitress back to put more in the glass. All that and a tab over $125 (for two people, with one glass of wine apiece, no desserts). Sorry, but whoever is running the kitchen needs some refresher training.
My advice: go to Plaza III.
Excellent Food, service and atmosphere! – A savory place to relax and enjoy a wonderful dinner. There is Kansas City History on the walls, which makes for interesting viewing and conversation. This is a fantastic place to dine with friends or clients when you want to enjoy conversation between courses and have a wonderful meal.
Overall disapppointment – My family and I ate here the night after eating at the M & S Grille and the disappointment was palpable. With the exception of a very good steak, the side dishes were ho-hum, the salad was mediocre and the service was slightly ridiculous. We had more than one server and one did not know what the other was doing - therefore; very poor service overall. We asked to be seated in non-smoking and it always fascinates me when non-smoking is as close to the bar with no wall as you can possibly get. For my family this totally destroys the ambience of the restaurant and the flavor of the food. In comparison to the night before where our appetizer was fabulous, the steaks and seafood were without question some of the best, the salads were crisp and flavorful, the onion soup was to die for, the Cosmos were superb, the free dessert (not requested) was plate scraping wonderful and the service was outstanding - well, there is no comparison. My son had just turned 21 and our server at M & S was astute enough to note that and awarded us with this fabulous dessert to finish off our meal. It is little things like that in addition to the amazing food that gets people coming back - not for the snobbishness of saying we had eaten at The Capital Grille. We spent the weekend on the Plaza and of course I would not compare this to The California Pizza Kitchen or P.F. Chang's, but I feel it is a fair comparison to use the M & S Grille where the food is similar. I would not, nor would my two adult children or my brother ever recommend your establishment to anyone.
Great ambiance for a special occasion – We visited in Sept. 2006 to celebrate our 5th anniversary. I made a reservation and requested the back room. I was really glad we did this because on a busy Friday night, we wouldn't have been able to hear each other talk elsewhere in the restaurant.
The food was okay, but not worth the prices. We ordered an appetizer but our otherwise attentive waiter forgot to bring it out.
They did bring me a single, long-stem, red rose to commemorate our special occasion, which I thought was a nice touch.
I really recommend splurging to get a Stoli, which is their pineapple-infused Martini that they shake right at the table for you.
BEST SERVICE IN TOWN! – The Capital Grille is out of this world! The food is off the charts, the service is outstanding. Hands down....THE BEST for LARGE GROUPS!!! Shannon and Liz book the private rooms with smooth style. My wife and I had our rehearsal dinner at The Capital Grille and it was a night to remember! The tables were decorated beautifully and without instruction from us..they just did it...very nice touch.
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5945 New Kings Rd, Jacksonville, FL | Directions 3220930.370586 -81.723647
Neighborhoods: Northwest, Magnolia Gardens
Jenkins Barbecue – Jenkins is like eating from your own backyard. The guys are very friendly and I have to say that I was licking my fingers eating that Chicken. Go by and have some coz its worth it.
Very Good – I had the opportunity to visit Jenkins on pearl street with some family and friends. The service was GREAT! The staff was courteous and very friendly. I had heard about them at the "Hoodie Awards" but I never thought that I would actually try any. The food was good. The chicken was very juicy and the sauce although I am not a mustard based sauce......it was delicious! Actually a piece of bread and sauce could be a meal (smile). I am looking forward to coming back again real soon. Thats a great family business.
I want my money back – Okay - I love barbecue...love it. Any type of barbecue, NC style, KC style, SC style, really any type. And here's the other thing - I only have one demand when I eat barbecue...that the meat is cooked properly. I visited Jenkin's on a trip to visit family in Jacksonville and I've got to be honest, I was horrified by the food and the restaurant. Well that's actually not fair, it had a small, simple, yet clean seating area - the restaurant was fine...it was the person at the register who was a little "off". I was greeted by a man behind the counter who had gold covers on his teeth. I'm not sure what they're actually called, but they were on his top and bottom teeth, so he had difficulty speaking when answering questions that I had asked...that was the first danger sign, but I thought "well now, let's not judge" and besides, the open faced grill, which is visible from the interior of the restaurant, was releasing such a delectable aroma that pretty much anything would have been forgiven at that point. I ordered several dishes (I'd heard several good things about this restaurant and two friendly gentlemen who were eating as I entered raved about how many years they'd been visiting Jenkin's; that cemented the fact that I was in the right place). I ordered the pork sandwich, a plate with chicken breast cole slaw and potato salad, and a dark meat plate with baked beans. Let's start with the pork sandwich: the pork was sliced which was surprising but not necessarily a bad thing, the sauce was very straightforward and clearly mustard-based. I happen to like mustard, so I quite liked the sauce; if you don't, then this sauce is not for you (there are mustard-based sauces that don't highlight the sharpness of the mustard as much as this one does, so don't discount all mustard-based sauces; you may just prefer one that is a little more subdued). The pork was slightly more fatty than I prefer and I'm not sure if it was overcooked or had simply sat under a warming light for too long. Whatever the case, it was a bit dry but the sauce compensated and helped make the sandwich edible if not slightly enjoyable. The chicken breast was quartered - which I hate, but it was done INCORRECTLY (horizontally and not vertically...yes there is a proper way to quarter a breast...when I think of it maybe it was cut into eighths which I've never seen done in a bbq restaurant). If that wasn't enough, it was among the most overcooked pieces of meat I'd ever eaten...the texture fell somewhere between beef jerky and carpet. The dark meat was only slightly less repulsive. Though this meat was also overcooked, dark meat generally has the advantage of being more fatty and is therefore more able to withstand overcooking. The sides...dear God the sides were awful - I'm convinced that all the sides were dumped out of containers from the Piggly Wiggly or whichever grocery chain is popular in this part of the south. The potato salad had a cloying sweetness that reminded me of what antifreeze must taste like. I typically encourage people to try restaurants even if they've gotten bad reviews...maybe the day the reviewer went was an off day, maybe you'll happen to like the cooking. Same goes for Jenkins, while I can't recommend this restaurant, if you're in the area I do encourage you to try it and make up your own mind. I've given it a generous 2 stars for serving what is actually a pretty good mustard sauce (again, only for those of you who don't have an aversion to mustard).
Half Chicken spicy! – I'm always satisfied when i get the half chicken and the sides are pretty cheap too. The location on kings doesn't open until 3pm.
Adequate quantity...average quality. – Tolerable, but not exactly noteworthy. Although the quantity was adequate, the chicken was pretty overcooked. "Tough" to be precise. I've also had the beef...stick with the beef if someone makes you eat here.
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One day after announcing his candidacy, former Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi discussed why he wants a return to Mineola.
Suozzi, who served two terms in Nassau's top post before falling by 386 votes to current Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano in 2009, unveiled his vision early Thursday afternoon for leading the nation's oldest suburban area.
Among the Glen Cove Democrat's chief goals is to expand the county's property tax base by working with towns and villages to build up downtown areas with more apartments as well as higher-scaled office jobs, destination entertainment and housing options at the Nassau HUB property in Uniondale through what he calls a "new suburbia" mindset. He expressed major disappointment that the New York Islanders will be leaving Nassau County for Brooklyn when their lease expires in 2015 after he worked hard to keep the National Hockey League franchise in the area through a private development proposal that the Town of Hempstead ultimately did not accept.
"Nobody has been talking about 'this is where we need to go for the long-term, this is what we need to do to make this place better," said Suozzi during his press conference held inside his office at Harris Beach PLLC Attorneys at Law in Uniondale's Omni Building. "There has been no vision."
Suozzi also slammed Mangano on how since the Bethpage Republican took over for him, the county has incurred two bond downgrades compared to the 11 upgrades he oversaw last decade. Suozzi also pointed out how he arrived in Mineola at a time when county's finances were broken following years of mismanagement.
Following Thursday's press conference, Mangano spokesman Brian Nevin issued a statement that said in part, "Under Tom Suozzi's tenure, Nassau County earned the distinction of being the second highest taxed county in the nation. If that's how Tom defines progress than we're all doomed under another term. Six times Suozzi sought to raise taxes at an amount that exceeds Governor Cuomo's tax cap. Tom knows no other approach than higher taxes."
Before Suozzi can get a chance at a rematch against Mangano, he must win a Democratic primary that will also feature Adam Haber, a restaurateur and Roslyn School Board trustee. North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jon Kaiman is also exploring a run for the Democratic nomination.
Nassau County Legis. Dave Denenberg, D-Merrick, who previously said he would consider a run to try and unseat Mangano, said Thursday he will not join the primary campaign.
"If Suozzi is in, then I am out in deference to his hold on Democratic voters, fundraising prowess and my past political support for him," said Denenberg, who added he is still considering his options for what office he will run for this fall.
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Robert Demarco February 15, 2013 at 04:27 PM
Vincent: I don't think that I switched the subject, but who would be your Democratic choice?
Concerned Resident February 15, 2013 at 08:35 PM
Is he delusional??? When he first came into office he raised taxes 19% !!!!!! He was a horror for Nassau County and was happy he was gone. Give me a break.......he spent half his time trying to run for governor and was laughed out of Albany. Stay in Glen Cove where you belong and leave Nassau County alone!!!!
John Ren February 16, 2013 at 01:53 AM
Like it or not, the tax increase back then was needed. Nassau County was on the edge of bankruptcy because Gulotta and Mangano traded fiscal reality for electoral success. There were no property tax increases after that and Nassau went from junk bond status to AA. No small feat.
Robert Demarco February 16, 2013 at 01:12 PM
And look at what they went back to under Mangano.
Robert Demarco February 16, 2013 at 01:15 PM
Probably the same number of Republicans who would follow through on a promise not to give a job to a friend, relative, or donor.
Port North Resident February 16, 2013 at 10:47 PM
If memory serves, Mangano as a legislator was in the minority when the union contracts came to a vote. I believe they were pushed through 10-9 with all dems voting yes and all repubs voting no.
Port North Resident February 16, 2013 at 10:56 PM
John be fair you ran on the democrat line for the legislature at least 3 times against the late Peter Schmitt, so how on earth could you possibly be objective here? Mangano is certainly better than Suozzi who raised taxes numerous times, imposed an energy tax, and opened up our county parks to private day camps owned by none other than the chairman of the democratic party. Also how many people did Suozzi hire from his failed run for governor onto the county payroll who don't even live in Nassau? Mangano has cleaned up the corruption (Peter Sylver), fired appiontees who do not live in Nassau, outsourced an expensive underused bus system, and most importantly; he not raised property taxes. While everything may not be perfect in Nassau, it took Suozzi 8 years to run the county into the ground, Mangano deserves a second term so he can continue to clean up the mess that was left to him. I find it laughable that the democrats do not have anybody better to run, because if most people are like me they will listens to the candidates and decide but remember that we threw Suozzi out four years ago and there is absolutely no reason to return him to power so that he can raise taxes again!
ed February 17, 2013 at 12:43 AM
The union contracts are not the problem....its the fact that Gulotta, Suozzi, and Mangano continue to increase spending on PATRONAGE JOBS and other things while NEVER RAISING TAXES or REVENUE. They try to run on a platform of never raising taxes but you cant run a county without raising taxes for 12 years!
Port North Resident February 17, 2013 at 01:14 AM
To say that unions aren't the majority of the county's workforce is simply untrue. Nassau County employs close to 8000 people and only 300 are patronage hires mot even 5%. There are simply not enough of the patronage hires to affect the overall budget. Also keep in mind the top 2000 highest paid employees of the county (excluding 100 or so for the County Exec, DA, clerk and their deputies) are all union people and all make well over $100,000 year. Check it out in the Newsday salary database. Before you make a statement like the one you made above please review the facts.
Nassau County Concerned Resident February 17, 2013 at 01:53 AM
Registered voters need to review the following attached audit and ask both Mangano and Suozzi as the corruption and fraud took place under both of their administrations. http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/Comptroller/documents/AuditofHousingandCommunityDevelopment_11_15_12.pdf
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Sid February 17, 2013 at 07:28 PM
suozzi win would be a disgrace for nassau county residents! suozzi-nomics will ban the middle class from nassau county. tax and spend has been the democrats evil way in the past...what makes you think they have changed? suozzi only using his power for political gain... he could care less for county residents. he always has been seeking higher office...(remember his bid for governor) we the people are not stupid tom!!!! this is just a step in his career. a vote for suozzi is a vote for another middle class family to be forced from living on long island!
Nassau County Concerned Resident February 17, 2013 at 09:28 PM
You are missing the bigger picture. Nassau County taxes are less than 19% of your tax bill. Fraud, waste and mismangement however as outlined in the audit by the Nassau County Controller in November 2012 accounted for The comptroller's audit found that Lassandro's "significant mismanagement" of the County's Section 8 Voucher Program "culminated in overspending in this area above the associated revenue received and resulted in a shortfall of $6.2 million. This grant fund shortfall was charged to the County's General Fund in 2011. " The unauthorized payments included $24,530 to Lassandro herself, with no supporting paperwork WHY HAS THERE BEEN NO ARREST? DOESN'T ANYONE CARE? http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/Comptroller/documents/AuditofHousingandCommunityDevelopment_11_15_12.pdf http://www.newsday.com/long-island/nassau/ex-nassau-housing-official-admits-theft-1.4222430
Nassau County Concerned Resident February 18, 2013 at 07:14 PM
Hello taxpayers let's ask Mangano why the Office of Housing and Homeless Services Audit has not been addressed by him? http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/Comptroller/documents/AuditofHousingandCommunityDevelopment_11_15_12.pdf
Jay February 19, 2013 at 12:50 AM
Narcissism, foremost reason to not return Tom Suozzi in any position of power. During his first year as mayor he raised taxes 29 percent, knowing full well the short-term memory of Glen Cove voters would prevail. He votes on his political future, not by what's right for the people! An example of this, the fire department requested an upgrade of their perfectly working pumper truck. He strong-armed the city council members, his argument went something like this, if you vote no they won't reelect me, do you know how many of them vote down there? These presumably "obsolete" trucks are then sold and put into service for 20 additional years. Back door shenanigans resulted in our country being in debt to the tune of 16 trillion, 65 million for Glen Cove! Run for political office for the betterment of the people! It sickens me. I'm a firm believer in term limits. Want to stop patronage, nepotism and pork spending, set limits. We must focus our efforts to its true intent for public service, it's temporary. Serve, get out and live in the world of laws and tax increases you voted on! Maybe then voting on pay raises, tax increases and contract negotiations will fall on the side of, we the people!
Jimbo February 22, 2013 at 04:41 AM
Tom Suozzi raised taxes once people. His 1st year in office. With that added revenue he put Nassau on solid footing from the Republican controlled county under Tom Gulatta. He raised Nassau from crap junk status to AAA ratings. He constantly fought the county unions and achieved a working dialog with union heads to reopen signed contracts and help the county with givebacks. Tom Suozzi will tell people like it is and not sugar coat things. Ed Mangano has not achieved anything. Nassau is far worse now under his watch then ever. He has raised soooo many fees on things like traffic tickets, park fees, beaches, real estate, dmv, red light camaras, etc etc etc. its an injustice to say he hasnt raised taxes with all the fees that went up. Ed Mangano lost the islanders, nassau coliseum is a joke, tax assessments still have not been paid to the people, police manpower are at their lowerest levels since the 1970's. crime is up, ot is through the roof, services are lacking, NIFA is overseeing finances, bonding bonding bonding etc. Ed Mangano is not the answer for 4 more years people. Tom Suozzi is much more the answer then Mr Ed. People COUNTY taxes have not gone up in 12 years. Think about this.... If county taxes go up 20% , thats 300 a year.... $25 per month!! Thats it!!! Nassau out of RED and into BLACK and better times.
Simba February 22, 2013 at 09:43 AM
Neither Suozzi or Mangano will help us out in reducing our school taxes. When Suozzi had the chance he told me, he did not have any control over the schools and taxes. At least I give him points to replying to my email. Mangano is simply over his head. He hasn't a clue on improving the economy in Nassau. We are losing out to NYC in terms of growth. without improving Nassau county's economic situation, which is we are losing business at a greater rate then gaining them, we are doomed. In Suffolk, Melville has added 700 jobs recently. I don't think Nassau has done that for the year.
Robert Demarco February 22, 2013 at 01:37 PM
I agree with basically everything that you say. Suozzi did raise taxes, but that was something that his predessor refused to do so. However misguided, Mangano tried to save the Coliseum, but Kate Murray killed that deal. Mangano was never supposed to win that election; Suozzi's run for Governor cost him the County Executive election. Suozzi's biggest challenge will be to convince the voters that he wants to be County Executive and not Governor or Senator.
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131 Dartmouth St, Boston, MA | Directions 0211642.347111 -71.075583
Mon-Sun: 11:30am-11:30pm
Neighborhoods: Columbus, South End
Don't go to Douzo - Its an utter waste of time – The decor of the establishment is bland. It isn't particularly elegant, the service does not justify the price, and the place is extremely small. The spicy seafood salad is tiny, the rolls have too much rice and not enough sushi (an indicator of cheap ownership). The food was mediocre at best. I would not recommend it. I have eaten sushi at at least a hundred locations from California to New York, Japan, and Korea. For a truly authentic sushi place, that has healthy portions, a clean elegant decor, and excellent service, try A Table for All Seasons. Forget Douzo, its an overpriced, stuffy little place with an unwelcoming atmosphere, that has larger social aspirations than it does culinary ones.
Douzo Review – Huge fan of this place, however it is a bit pricey. The location is basically right off of the Back Bay train station, therefore making it a hot spot for late night dinners practically any day of the week. Take a date here, grab some quick but good sushi, or just sit by the bar for some after work hour drinks. I've only been here on a Thursday night and business was bustling, which I like seeing over an empty and quite dining room. However this does mean you should be prepared to wait a while if you visit Thurs-Sat, so try making reservations if you can. Even waiting by the bar gets tricky on these days, since it's somewhat small and gets crowded very easily.
Amazing Sushi!!! – Before going to Douzo, we were big fans of sushi, but pretty much stuck to the basics. At Douzo, we ordered the Omakase (where the chef creates a plate of whatever he chooses) for $70 (to split). It was the best, melt in your mouth sushi we have ever had! The fish was incredibly fresh and we found ourselves loving the eel and their specialty rolls. The service was great both times we went with our server being kind enough to explain what everything on the platter was (repeatedly!!). We would recommend Douzo to anyone and, although we wouldn't mind trying another sushi restaurant in Boston, we can't force ourselves to stray from Douzo!!!
Overrated Restaurant: style, but very little content. – I don't hate this place, but I don't quite get all the 5-star reviews, either. I work nearby, so I've stopped in a few times (for take-out, post-work drinks with co-workers. and dinner with friends), but I have yet to be completely satisfied with my experience. Sure, the place is pretty and the food taste almost as good as it looks (What can I say. I'm a sucker for presentation), but I still think Douzo is a case of style over content, i.e. hot looks but tepid personality.
The last time I went there for dinner, our party of four was seated quickly and our order was taken within a reasonable amount of time. We waited a little longer than what might have been expected considering it was a weeknight and they weren't horrible busy but hey...these things happen. No biggie.
So the food came. It looked lovely and it was very good but hardly amazing. No one checked on our table after they served us and when it was time for the check we waited. And waited. When we finally got our waiter's attention and asked for check, he promised it immediately. Then we waited some more. Literally half-an-hour went by between clean plates and the bill, which wouldn't have been so bad had we not waited another 30-minutes (after speaking with the hostess, etc) for the waiter to return with very little apology.
If I didn't think there were a million other places in the area that I could get better sushi (or a better deal, a better atmosphere, a better experience, etc.) I might try them again. However, Since this is hardly the case, I'll leave this place to those of you who must have more time and money to waste than I do.
delicious! great decor! great service! – my favorite sushi in town, by far.
Best sushi I've had so far... – The sushi was so fresh, it melted in my mouth. The waitress was wonderful & very helpful, and her suggestions were on point. Their Cocolate Volcano Lava and Banana Tempura were out-of-this-world-delicious. I have tried my share of Martinies and had not found a Martini I could say I like, but after having their Green Tea Martini, I can now say I have a Martini of preference. It was all worth every penny.
Stylish Japanese eatery serves up inventive cocktails and fresh sushi in the shadow of the Back Bay T station. – In Short
One of the city's most modern Asian restaurants, Douzo serves inventive sushi rolls and wicked house cocktails in mostly black, New York lounge-style environs. Indecisive diners select from a lengthy menu of familiar and unique offerings. Fresh veggie and seafood tempura--from Japanese yam to eel--are served a la carte. Several torch and hand rolls jockey for attention, and offbeat options include the pizza roll (tomato, asparagus, cucumber wrap and shrimp, toasted with cheese).
Best Sushi I have ever had – This was the best sushi I have ever had and the service was great as well.
If you are in the mood for good sushi and are in Boston, do not miss this place!
Overrated – Fish on sushi is quite thin. You are certainly paying more for the rent, location and the decor than the food.
Very Average Sushi – I live in NYC but travel to Boston every week and since I am a sushi lover, I go to Douzo (I know of no other sushi place near my hotel). I like the ambience but I am afraid the sushi and maki is sooo average. Too much rice on the maki---much more rice than actual fish. To top that, the maki rolls just collapse as soon as one picks them up and dips them in soy sauce. Last night, I ordered some miso cod--which is supposed to me soft and buttery but Douzo's cod was dry and overcooked. I can order better maki and sushi from the small takeaway shop near my apartment at 1/3 of the price.
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When physicians golf in the course of attending a CME meeting, their conversations on the course often involve issues raised in the sessions.
The idea of scheduling CME activities at sites offering golf and other attractions has been discussed and put to bed. It's wrong if the goal of the activity is frank promotion, and the availability of golf and other attractions serves only to make the package more enticing. No argument on this point.
Yet golf does have a role in accredited CME. And while I'm speaking of the game specifically, my comments can be generalized to other non-instructional activities, including conversations in coffee lines, discussions in airport shuttles, and the like.
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Golf, as I play it, is a social activity. It is for me a long walk with others over grassy terrain periodically interrupted by having to hit a ball with a club; but this done, we golfers return to the social activity of discussing what's on our minds. While these discussions are of great interest to us just now, I'll return to hitting the ball with a club at the end of this column to argue that it is more than a distraction — that it is a potentially valuable evaluative measure.
When physicians golf during a CME meeting, their conversations on the course often involve issues raised in the sessions they attend. An orthopedic surgeon I once interviewed told me that packing for CME meetings includes reviewing his current cases so he can take along the charts of his most demanding patients. He takes them in anticipation of discussing them with others at the meeting. He packs his golf clubs, too, but only so he'll have a way of interrupting those conversations at intervals as he and his colleagues walk over grassy terrain.
Jane Tipping, Jill Donahue, and Eileen Hannah have published a paper in the spring 2001 issue of The Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions on the value of unstructured time (including golf) in physician learning. The research they cite makes the point that doctors need time to think about what they hear at CME activities, and that unstructured time is more conducive to discussion than the four-presentations-in-50-minutes so common at scientific sessions.
The unstructured nature of this time is why golf is so important to physicians attending CME activities. Except for having to interrupt conversations to hit balls with clubs, golf allows doctors to reflect on and discuss what they've heard at the meetings, two things of both psychological and sociological import to them.
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Learning is a matter of first gaining experiences and then reflecting on those experiences, thus deriving insights from them. Reflection means that doctors examine what they hear to make sure it "hangs together," compare it with their own experience, and see how what they've heard might apply to the problems they currently face.
Doctors create meaning through their social, largely verbal, interactions with others. It is through these interactions that they come to see things as others do and agree among themselves on what particular things really mean. Discussions like these are important because they allow the doctors to better understand both what they've heard in the meetings and how their views are similar to those of their colleagues.
These conversations also allow doctors to identify resources they can use in the future. They hear of and often meet people they might turn to when they encounter problems, and they also observe how other physicians cum golfers view things.
These are all important outcomes. Yet there is one more of particular importance to us in CME: Golf provides a simple way to evaluate the quality of these CME-inspired, informal, important discussions. Ask the golfers — they'll tell you that the more time they had for discussion, the more satisfying their time on the course.
Henry B. Slotnick, PhD, PhD, professor of neuroscience at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, conducts research on how physicians learn. He has been recognized by the Alliance for CME with several awards for his contributions to CME. Send your questions or ideas to firstname.lastname@example.com.