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Son of Animus
Binds when picked up
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
As of Patch 5.4, players can now win this pet by using a bonus roll (Mogu Rune of Fate) after defeating Dark Animus.
I ran Animus on 5 of my toon with bonus roll for a mounth, no drop, Then i lost it so i went to the AH on a very reputable Horde server and snagged it for just a little under 5k. All i can say is This thing is Beast in pvp , paired with the right team. Oh and there a plenty left, good luck Hehe.
You never know how cool this pet is up until you possess it.
Are this pet good for pvp ? AH price going form30-40k. are this pet worht the money?Please advise
One of the most useful mechanicals out there, extremely powerful and durable.
Metal Fist, Siphon Anima and Extra Plating is the goto ability set, as he is fairly slow with 260 speed and cant really make that well use out of his alt set.
Using extra plating, followed by touch of the animus, and then batter, I can usually keep him at almost full health with this rotation. When using batter, he gets healed for each hit, 1-2 for normal or up to 3 times if he's faster than the enemy. A must have. I traded 4 other rare pets rather than paying 25k on the AH for one. Leveled him to 25 as soon as I got him, he's awesome.
This is in my top 3 favs. And i have quite a bit of pets so that says alot....definitly worth the effort or gold to get a son of animus youll have tons of fun!
Son of Animus, is a MUST for your collection, not only is he super cool, but hes strong against beasts and one of the very few mechanicals that heals on demand, and not with athree round CD or penalty. Not to mention the extra plating, hes just amazing!
Got mine yesterday and it is fantastic!
I just leveled it to 25 and it has great abilities, definitely useful!
Snagged this guy last night during my second encounter with Dark Animus in LFR. Great surprise drop of a very good looking pet.
Strong attacks, however Jolt can be hard to land first due to lower speed (but follows great if another pet can slow the enemy prior). Self heals are welcome survivability, and come in a single hit, or double dip flavor.
Can you get it from a token bonus roll ?
bought on kazzak for 5k winwin
One just dropped for me in LFR. And rare quality too! Yipee!
this little guy dropped in LFR in addition to the bag of gold that always drops when you kill a LFR boss. i use a token and got more gold. its nice to know that it drops WITH any other loot you may get. so its not either or.
I got this on my first time killing him in LFR. At the time I didn't even know it existed. (LUCK!) I generally wind up buying them on the AH, lol. I can say he hits HARD (plus has an ability that heals him for damage done) and makes a great battle pet. Mines up to 15 now.
I also got mine in an LFR yesterday and it's worth leveling. I've gotten mine to 10 and he has yet to die, even when I'm leveling him with 22s. (I've tried this method with other low level pets and they get one shotted about half the time). The heal is nice and he looks quite cool and with a pet biscuit is taller than my belf, HA. The AH on my server had one at 150k gold BO but that will go down as more people do LFRs I'm sure. When the Sandling came out it was the same, now they're around 11k average BO.
Good luck, collectors! :D
Talked a guy down to 10k from the AH price he had of 16k.It was only the second time I've seen it on there and since I don't raid I figured what the hey.
Just bought one on the AH. First one i've seen and couldn't resist.
Leveled to 6 quickly and really like. As a non-raiding pet collector I guess i'll stick to making money to feed my obsession =)
P.S. Paid 15K no idea if that's high/ low or about right. Just had to have it.
As I write this I have ran 3 toons through to this boss and I have yet to see it drop in LFR. Also I have a few characters on other servers, actually two of the largest alliance population in USA and I haven't seen this pet listed at all on AH.
Hopefully Blizzard will lower the drop rate, as of this date if you do get one of these pets, say a prayer and some thanks for being lucky!
Just got mine in LFR :)
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How Residents in Five States View Fiscal Priorities for State Government
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- September 6, 2010
Quick Summary
An analysis of public attitudes toward fiscal problems in five diverse states—Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois and New York—shows residents have strikingly similar priorities for state government, but their preferences clash with fiscal reality.
The five states surveyed comprise almost a third of the U.S. population and almost a third of the nation's economic output. Collectively, they accounted for 45 percent of states' total projected budget gaps for fiscal year 2011.
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The findings uncover the public mindset that newly elected lawmakers in 2011 will face as states enter their fourth year of severe budget challenges. At least half the nation's governors and many state legislators are likely to be new, and they immediately will be asked to forge solutions to an array of vexing fiscal problems.
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Reality Check: About two out of three residents say their state government could spend less and still provide the same level of services. Of those, most think cuts of 10 percent to 20 percent or even more are possible. But experts who work closely with state budgets say that may not be realistic, especially given the steep spending reductions many states already have made since the recession started.
2. Protect the Essentials: In all five states, by a range of 63 percent to 71 percent, majorities say they would be willing to pay higher taxes to keep K-12 public schools at current funding levels. Fifty-two percent to 57 percent say they would pay higher taxes to preserve funding for health and human services.
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5. Lack of Trust—and Desire for Reform: Across all five states, two-thirds or more of respondents report that they either never trust state government to do what is right, or trust it only some of the time. Residents overwhelmingly believe their state should pursue major reforms to their budget processes, and pursue them now.
Reality Check: Residents across the five states overwhelmingly believe their state should pursue major reforms to their budget processes, and pursue them now.
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Cr. 3
Emergent Literacy
The focus of this course is on
developing preservice and in-service teachers? knowledge and competencies in
supporting the emergent literacy of young children in prekindergarten,
kindergarten, and primary grade settings. The development of children?s
language concepts will be examined and will serve as a basis for planning an
integrated reading and language arts curriculum. Alternative assessments and
evaluation of literacy development will also be examined. Prerequisite: RDG
324/524. Offered occasionally.
Cr. 3
Elementary Level Reading
This foundation course in teaching
reading introduces the prospective teacher to current instructional strategies
and materials used to teach reading at the kindergarten through grade 5.
Prerequisite: junior standing and admission to teacher education.
Cr. 3
Reading in the Content Areas
This course is designed to help
prospective and practicing secondary-level teachers guide students to more
effectively comprehend assigned reading, use writing as a tool for learning,
develop better study habits, and expand their reading interests. Prerequisite:
admission to teacher education.
Cr. 2
Reading in Performance Based Content Areas
This course is designed for
students seeking teacher certification in physical education, music or art and
for practicing teachers who wish to extend their knowledge of literacy in
performance based content areas. Prerequisite: admission to teacher education.
Open only to majors and licensed teachers in exercise and sport science, art,
and music education.
Cr. 3
Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum: Learning to Learn from Text
Students will learn how to
implement components of the nationally validated ?Content Field Reading
Program? of Kalispell, Montana. The program emphasizes how content field
teachers can help students read, study and learn from text. The course is
designed for content teachers (grades 4-12) and middle school, junior high,
and senior high reading specialists. Offered occasionally.
Cr. 1-3
Special Topics Seminar in Reading Education
Special topics in reading not
covered by current reading courses. The particular topics selected to be
determined by current need and interest. Prerequisite: RDG 324/524 or 328/528.
Repeatable for credit? maximum 6.
710 Cr. 3
Seminar: Reading and Language Arts in the Middle School
This course includes current
theories of language learning with a focus on the reading and writing
development of middle level children, the relationship of these theories to
the middle school philosophy, their application in reading and language arts
classrooms in the middle school, and the integration of language theory and
practice across the curriculum. Prerequisite: RDG 324/524 or 328/528 or
330/530 or equivalent. Offered Sem. I and/or Summer Session.
730 Cr. 3
Assessment and Instruction of Students with Reading Difficulties
Examination of factors associated
with developmental delays and reading difficulties, fundamental principles of
reading assessment, and instructional interventions for K-12 at-risk readers.
Field experience in tutoring an at-risk reader. Prerequisite: RDG 324/524 or
328/528 or 330/530 or 741 or equivalent. Offered Sem. I.
733 Cr. 3
Advanced Assessment and Evaluation of Reading Difficulties
The course includes selection and
administration of group and individual assessments and procedures,
interpretation of assessment results, and the process of developing case study
reports. Prerequisite: RDG 730. Offered Summer Session, odd-numbered years and
Sem. II, even-numbered years.
735 Cr. 3
Developing Content Reading Programs
Designed to prepare classroom
teachers and reading specialists for leadership and collaborative efforts in
K-12 content reading program development. Methods and materials for K-12
content reading instruction and program development reflecting current
research on concept development, strategic reading and learning,
interdisciplinary instruction and peer coaching. Prerequisite: teacher
certification and RDG 328/528 or 450/650. Offered Summer Session.
739 Cr. 3
Guiding and Directing the K-12 Reading Program
This course is designed to provide
study of and experiences in leading and working cooperatively with teachers,
administrators, pupils, and parents in the design, implementation,
coordination, and evaluation of comprehensive K-12 reading programs.
Prerequisite: 15 credits of graduate level course work in reading. Offered Sem.
741 Cr. 3
Reading in the Elementary School
This course is intended to provide
in-depth examination of reading instruction from emergent literacy through the
elementary grades. This course addresses current theories and methods and
provides direction for program development. Offered Summer Session,
even-numbered years; Sem. II., odd-numbered years.
745 Cr. 3
Early Reading Empowerment I
A course for primary classroom
teachers and other reading professionals to study underlying theories
supporting successful early intervention, assessment of young children?s
reading and writing behaviors, and structure of one-on-one tutorials to
support emergent and beginning readers and writers. Collaborative in-class
problem solving will focus on the needs of young children being tutored, and
the selection of appropriate strategies to address those needs. Prerequisite:
teacher certification and RDG 324/524 or 741. Offered Sem. I.
746 Cr. 3
Early Reading Empowerment II
A course for primary classroom
teachers and other reading professionals to study underlying theories
supporting successful early intervention, assessment of young children?s
reading and writing behaviors, and structure of one-on-one tutorials to
support emergent and beginning readers and writers. Collaborative in-class
problem solving will focus on the needs of young children being tutored, and
the selection of appropriate strategies to address those needs. Prerequisite:
RDG 745. Offered Sem. II.
747 Cr. 3
Reading Practicum
A supervised practicum in teaching
elementary or secondary students with reading difficulties in small group or
large group settings. Focus on assessment of reader?s strengths and needs
and the design and implementation of instruction to assist students in
becoming better readers. Prerequisite: Six credits in reading course work at
the 700 level. Offered Summer Session.
761 Cr. 3-6
Seminar Paper
Completion of an acceptable
seminar paper under the direction of an assigned staff member. Prerequisite:
RDG 762 or concurrent enrollment.
762 Cr. 3
Reading Theory and Research
Critical analysis and application
of inquiry methods as they apply to theory building and research on literacy
acquisition and development. Prerequisite: RDG 328/528, 730, 733, 741. Offered
Sem. I.
765 Cr. 2-3
Factors Related to Reading Performance
The purpose of this course is to
examine current research and theory related to selected factors that appear to
influence students? reading performance and to seek implications from this
work for reading education and classroom practice. Keystone of the course is
the University of Wisconsin Reading Research Symposium. At this two-day
conference, students will be able to extend their knowledge base and exchange
ideas with researchers-scholars and reading practitioners-specialists from
across the country. All readings, discussions, and class presentations will
relate to the cluster of factors identified for consideration at the
symposium. Repeatable for credit ? maximum 6. Offered Summer Session.
770 Cr. 1-3
Symposium in Reading Education
Studies in reading education of
interest to specific groups. Varying topics will be offered at intervals with
a specific title assigned to each. Repeatable for credit ? maximum 6.
780 Cr. 1-2
Field Experience in K-12 Reading Programs
An intensive and diverse
professional experience in a school system (a minimum of 60 hours per credit)
under supervision of an experienced reading specialist or other person
responsible for the school reading program, and a university supervisor.
Prerequisite: 15 credits of 500-700 level course work or equivalent.
Repeatable for credit ? maximum 2. Offered occasionally.
Cr. 3
Educational Supervision
Exploration of the nature and
scope of responsibilities of areas in educational supervision. Special
emphasis will be given to the improvement of instruction and curriculum
development through the study of interpersonal relations. (Cross-listed with
C-I and EDM; may only earn credit in RDG or C-I or EDM.) Offered Summer
796 Cr.
Independent Study in Reading
Directed readings or presentation
of material not available in formal departmental courses under the supervision
of an assigned staff member. Repeatable for credit ? maximum 4.
(Cross-listed with C-I, EFN, EDM and SOC; may only earn 4 credits total in RDG,
C-I, EFN, EDM, and SOC.)
799 Cr. 3-6
Master?s Thesis
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When I traveled to the Big Island several years ago, all I remember was my exclamations of "Oh, how nice, another historical lava flow. Isn't it cute how they have markers in each one to record the specific date." Yawn, yawn. I must have been traveling with my eyes closed! This time, I was amazed at the diversity of this island. Where else in the world can you begin a two hour drive departing from a balmy white sand beach, heading up through rain forests, deserts, cattle ranches, and end up in a ski resort where the chair lift allows you to view the whole island at a height of approximately 13,000 feet?
On to my accommodation...I arrived at the Mauna Loa earlier than planned. Check-in was at 4pm, and I was there at noon to inform the resort that my luggage have been lost and to be on the look-out for its arrival. How surprised I was that the resort had already cleaned and prepared my room. This was during peak season when most hotels are lucky to have your rooms ready at check-in! I decided to press my luck and see if there were any upper floors available as I have gotten to the point in my travels that the sound of children frolicking above my head brings out a very manic personality, and postal is not the way I like to spend my holidays. Back to my request, I digress. I was informed I had both an upper and lower unit. The Mauna Loa is a series of townhouses, where there are four townhouses in each cluster. Private entrances, each two bedroom unit had private baths with both bedrooms, and private lanais attached to each bedroom! There are units on one floor, which you can request, for those who don't do stairs.
When you enter the unit on the lower level you find the bedrooms and laundry room located off a small foyer. Upstairs, there is a spacious living room with a pull out couch, dining area, a well equipped gallery kitchen, and another half bath. Each two to three clusters of homes share a pool and a hot tub. There were never more than two to three people at our pool when we were there.
The staff here are marvelous! There were no questions that they did not answer regarding the area. They went over backwards to give you as much information as they could about directions, best beaches, restaurants, parking, etc. I have never had such a receptive experience when dealing with staff anywhere I have traveled.
Very few rooms in this resort have ocean views of any kind. Many overlook the golf course (the resort sits between two fairways), or just peer up at the mountains and coffee fields above. Recommendations: families (lots of room to spread out and get some private space); honeymooners (for the same reasons); anyone who wishes to discover a vacation paradise at a reasonably priced vacation home.
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by rctravels
Tacoma, Washington
January 9, 2004
The Mauna Loa Village by the Sea is situated next to the Kona Country Club and, as such, enjoys vistas of green lawn and swaying palms. While our one-bedroom unit did not have a view of the ocean (few do, I beleve), we definitely felt like we were "in Hawaii" and felt like this was the best RCI resort we've stayed in.
If you've ever been to a Disney park and noticed how staff are always moving about cleaning and polishing, you'll see some similarity at the Mauna Loa Village by the Sea. The grounds are immaculate, staff seem to be very intent on keeping them that way, and the units themselves seem extremely well maintained.
This resort is similar to, but differently managed from, the Holua at Mauna Loa Village. Both are on the same grounds and share common facilities, but after seeing the Holua condos, we preferred the more muted tones of the furnishings in the "By the Sea" property.
Our only beef ... and it is a small one: parking at the resort is in a central parking facility. You then walk along beautifully landscaped trails to your condo unit. Depending on what building you are in, that can be a bit of a hike, especially if you have bags of groceries.
Overall, this is an excellent resort and we wouldn't hesitate to return in the future.
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Torrance, California
September 23, 2004
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May 29, 2003
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March 26, 2003
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May 8, 2003
The staff was helpful and the grounds were kept up.
The directions to the condo were on the dot. I would definitely stay there again.
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In the mid-eighteen-nineties, Daniel Burnham, then the most prominent architect in Chicago, met with a young architect named Frank Lloyd Wright. Burnham had been impressed by Wright's talent but felt that he could use some seasoning. He offered to pay Wright's tuition at the École des Beaux-Arts, in Paris, to support his family, and to give him a job when he returned. Wright turned him down. It was one of the few times that Burnham, who was probably the most successful power broker the American architectural profession has ever produced, didn't get his way, and he told Wright that he was making a mistake: the Beaux-Arts style, of which Burnham was a leading exponent, was taking over the country, and Wright was deluded if he thought that his modern approach, with its open spaces and horizontal lines, would ever amount to much.
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When the Plan of Chicago was made public, in 1909, it was published in a hundred-and-fifty-page book. Along with Burnham's maps and plans, the book contained a series of stunning watercolors by Jules Guerin. Soft, hazy, and alluring, the pictures romanticized the immense metropolis, making it look like the seat of an empire. Burnham wanted to remake the city along the lines of Paris—the plan gained the nickname Paris on the Prairie—and, to a large extent, he succeeded, prescribing a series of projects that kept the city busy through the nineteen-twenties. Some things, such as a gargantuan civic center that would have made Les Invalides, in Paris, seem modest, were never built. But the campus of museums on the lakefront—including the Field Museum of Natural History, the Shedd Aquarium, and the Museum of Science and Industry—and the network of parks, boulevards, piers, and lagoons that have kept the area in public hands for a century is the plan's enduring legacy. It forms a startling contrast to the elevated highways and industrial buildings that have come to obstruct the waterfronts of most other American cities.


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Gift of ninety-five lithographs and etchings made between 1970 and 1984. This is the latest part of Henry Moore's ongoing gift to the Tate Gallery's Print Collection of one copy of almost every impression he made. The previous donation was in 1982. The ninety-five prints were presented by the Henry Moore Foundation in 1985.
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Academy Award-winning actor best known for his distinctive deep voice and playing tough guys and villains in numerous westerns and action films. He appeared in The Magnificent Seven (1960), Charade (1963), The Great Escape (1963), Our Man Flint (1966), Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid (1973), Cross of Iron (1977), and Affliction (1998), for which he own the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. He has also made numerous TV guest appearances on such shows as Perry Mason (1961), The Twilight Zone (1963), Picket Fences 1995), and Profiler (1997).Died: Los Angeles, 11/18/2002
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text: 17 Festive Non-Alcoholic Drinks by Circle of Moms Editors 12/14/12 6 Reactions 7.4K Shares Print 7.4K 51 0 0 0 Peppermint eggnog, carmel apple cider, nutella hot chocolate...yum! There's nothing like a festive drink to put you in the holiday spirit, and we've rounded up 17 delicious ones you can enjoy with your kids. Click through to whet your thirst! Double Hot Chocolate What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 What chilly winter day isn't perfect for hot cocoa? This beverage, pinned by Northern Cottage via Better Homes and Gardens, is a chocolate lover's dream drink. Get the recipe for Double Hot Chocolate >> Photo Source: Better Homes and Gardens 1 / 17 Cherry Bombs What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cherry Bombs are similar to the Shirley Temple, a childhood favorite. Find this festive idea on our Kid-Friendly Holiday Drinks board, courtesy of marthastewart.com. Get Martha's Cherry Bombs recipe>> Photo Source: marthastewart.com 2 / 17 Nutella Hot Chocolate What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "This is too easy, and is an almost nightly ritual in my house." –GoKittenGo via Food.com Get GoKittenGo's Nutella Hot Chocolate recipe>> Photo Source: Food.com 3 / 17 Peppermint Eggnog Punch What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Peppermint ice cream, eggnog, ginger ale, and a candy cane stir stick come together deliciously in this family treat, pinned to our Kid-Friendly Holiday Drinks board via Better Homes and Gardens. Get the Peppermint Eggnog Punch recipe>> Photo Source: Better Homes and Gardens 4 / 17 Pomegranate Soda What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Making your own pomegranate soda is easy with this recipe from marthastewart.com. Both adults and kids will love the bubbly carbonation and sweet flavor! Get Martha's Pomegranate Soda recipe>> Photo Source: marthastewart.com 6 / 17 Pumpkin Pie Steamer What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Still craving pumpkin? 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By Tony Ibrahim | Friday | 20/07/2012
Denon has just launched a new range of receivers that focusses on simply delivering content.
Headlining the range is Denon's AVR-2113 (7.1 channels), followed by the AVR-1713 (5.1 channels) and the AVR-1513 (5.1 channels).
Before Denon started work on the new range, they asked themselves "What do today's consumers want?" The answer: "content, content, content."
Recognising a receiver is meant to make consuming content easy, they placed a USB and HDMI port on the front panel to streamline the sharing of content between smartphones, tablets, cameras and other compatible devices. They've also imbued them with webcentric sensibilities as they intuitively manage content from popular internet sources.
The receivers communicate with Apple devices fluently, employing an iOS compatible dock (iPhone, iPod touch and iPad) and Apple's wireless AirPlay technology.
Before you think Denon has thrown quality on the backburner, rest assured, the company has put to work superior hardware and software to ensure audio is clear, bodied and vibrant.
All receivers feature an efficient and straightforward short signal path circuit design that minimises signal degradation due to interference, ultimately ensuring optimal audio and video playback.
Denon's 2113 and 1713 feature Audyssey MultEQ XT audio technologies which offers real time volume adjustment, and Audyssey's Dynamic EQ to improve a system's surround sound at low volumes.
These new receivers also feature Denon's onscreen setup assistant, which aids in speaker set up, calibration, source setup and network configuration.
The AVR-2113 (RRP$999), AVR-1713 ($699) and the AVR-1513 ($499) are available now.
A more detailed breakdown of each receiver's feature set follows as per Denon's press release.
7.1-Channel AVR-2113 95 watts x 7- 8? - 20Hz - 20kHz @ 0.08% THD, 6 HDMI Inputs, Analogue to HDMI Conversion,4K Video Pass Through and 4K Video Scaling, Full Network package including Internet radio, Spotify, AirPlay, DLNA and APP control form both iOS and Android devices plus Multi Zone
5.1-Channel AVR-1713 80 watts x 5 - 8? - 20Hz - 20kHz @ 0.08% THD, 5 HDMI Inputs, Audyssey MultEQ XT, Full Network package including AirPlay, DLNA, Internet Radio and APP control from both iOS and Android
5.1-Channel AVR-1513 75 watts x 5 - 8? - 20Hz - 20kHz @ 0.08% THD, 4 HDMI Inputs (1 Front), 3D Passthrough, GUI with Overlay, Discrete Amplification,
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Seattle >Bars & Clubs > Tavern Law
1406 12th Ave, Seattle, WA | Directions 9812247.613293 -122.316671
Neighborhoods: Central Business District, Downtown
Sit upstairs, sit downstairs, it doesn't really matter since both rooms are handsome, lively and serve up first rate cocktails and bites.
Shop #2 for the Spur boys and equally as awesome! Short but delicious food menu, extensive Whisky & liquor program and the hidden gem of Needle & Thread.
Tavern Law is not just a great spot for drinks, the food here is fantastic! Go with the fried chicken or any of the specials.
Speakeasy Style Prohibition Longue – Transport yourself to the prohibition era. A time when you needed the secret passcode to enter the speakeasy. At Tavern Law they've dutifully captured with exquisite detail this exactly. With a private area only accessed by the old fashion telephone using the secret code, Tavern Law is testament to a grand cocktail bar. Drinks are what shine at Tavern Law. Well crafted using a variety of lliquors beyond the typical scene of lemon drops and cosmopolitans. Ask the bartender to create a concoction of your fancy. Small plates using seasonal & local ingredients developed by the folks who own Spur are quite good.
Secret upstairs area! – Not impressed with the downstairs, but absolutely fell in love with the upstairs secret area that not everyone knows about.
When we got there it took us a while to figure it out, but we finally realized that people kept talking into this old fashioned phone & that this was the link to get you upstairs. I asked if they had room for two, and they told us to come on up. It was super swanky upstairs, everyone was incredibly nice to us, and it was not nearly as hectic and loud as downstairs. We got a great seat overlooking the downstairs area, but other people had some cute cushy seats that were like couches that were nice too. The lavender drink is incredible!
Love the upstairs. – I had to try this once I heard about the secret upstairs area. My friend and I had the most fun trying to get each other to pick up the old school phone and find out about the upstairs area. We stood around forever trying to figure out how to do it which added to the fun. I wish there were more places with this like this. I love how it often rings and rings like its a phone # to some distant place. I love going through the secret door and sitting and watching other people behind the one way mirrors. Looking down on other people at the bar strangely brings me great joy, if you are lucky enough to get one of the window seats. Unfortunately the upstairs is small and often full, there is nothing more depressing than going to the bar to be denied entry to the upstairs part that makes the bar a fun place. However I did have the best salad and the most delicious lavender drink. But since this is a fancy drink place it can get expensive. I am in love with this part of capital hill.
Worst Service Ever – I really wanted to like this place. It was pretty quiet, which I find refreshing, and the lighting was pleasing. But the servers were so hostile that our night was ruined. I can handle slow, if things are busy. But there weren't that many people to serve, and there was no haste in the demeanor of the bartender. He acted as though we should be grateful that we got 4 out of the 7 drinks ordered over the course of an hour (for 7 total people). Never returning.
Interesting cocktails, beautiful decor – We went on a Monday night, when the speakeasy upstairs is apparently closed. I believe our waitress said it's open Weds through Sat? I can't quite remember. It looks like it would be fun... you call up on a telephone in the main bar for entrance, and there's no cocktail menu, you just make requests of the bartender based on alcohol and flavor profile preferences. Will have to come back!
For the experience we actually had last night: Many of the cocktails on the list are based on recipes from the 1850s. I had something with "gun" in the title... based on gin, with marachino, chartreuse, and scotch. Was a bit disappointed. the marachino completely dominated the drink, and I couldn't find the scotch anywhere. My friend had better luck with a vanilla cognac/egg concoction that tasted like vanilla pudding.
Lovely interior, very nice bathrooms with individual real towels to dry your hands on. Not sure why that pleased me so much, but it did!
Citysearch Editorial Review – The focus is on crafted cocktails and seasonal small plates at this Capitol Hill throwback to the Prohibition--complete with upstairs speakeasy.
Superb Cocktails – In town from Texas this past weekend, I switched around my plans both Friday and Saturday nights to experience a double-header taste bud enlightenment at Tavern Law.
Thanks to the delicate layering of flavors, textures and aromas, Miles has forever changed my opinion of the standard "cocktail" and elevated my expectations far beyond that which any ordinary bartender can (or will) satisfy.
For a sophisticated soiree in your mouth try his signature Scrappalicious, Orange You Lovely, or my all time favorite, the Lavender Gin Fizz.
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Dear Fellow American,
"Danger and delight grow on one stalk."
-Scottish Proverb
The beauty and strength of our wondrous country is in its diversity of culture and people. In finding the catalyst to tie it all together, we find the solution to our problems. The Scottish Proverb hints at this very truth and the danger that befalls us if we fail in our quest. Danger and Delight grow on one stalk translated means Failure and Success are joined at the hip in our one great country. We must find within ourselves the ability to overcome and find solutions that are not always vertical but can be found laterally.
We as a country have to learn to move beyond "positions" and take the time to understand what is behind the "position". What are the hopes and fears of this position? Listen and learn about each other and we can find a path forward.
Our founding fathers wrestled similarly when determining whether or not to declare independence. Representatives from the colonies wrestled and engaged in pitch arguments over parting ways from our mother country England into an unknown world full of dangers and chaos with a half hearted support at times both domestically and abroad. We had peoples from many nations speaking German, French, Dutch, English and Native American populations as well. What they accomplished in a very strained, fearful environment putting all of their wealth, homes and families at risk was nothing less than miraculous. Delegates from the colonies scurried into and out of Philadelphia the summer of 1776 signing off on the Declaration of Independence inking into history for all time the greatest feat and sealing their fate - either Danger or Delight, Success or Failure. There was no middle ground. Give me Freedom or Give me Death.
So we find ourselves in a similar situation in today's world: Nuclear Proliferation, Terrorism – Al Qaida, dissolution of alliances, dangers anew, health care, economic and financial crises and changing demographics. We must find that common thread to tie us together vs. letting ourselves be torn asunder. Engage your fellow countrymen in conversations, dialogues and debates. Let us open up the town hall, state forums and national stage to corporately find our solutions….together. United we stand, Divided we fall both on the same stalk.
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Excellent Scott! Positioning, politics and wanting the best for ourselves has to be replaced by sincere working together for the good of our cities, country and our children. With God's help we can change!
Thankyou Scott for reminding us all!
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keekee writes:
Excellent. I truly believe in your last paragraph. This is becoming increasingly difficult as our "discussions" have turned into sniping and rude behavior of the lowest manner.
We will be able to find common ground if we are willing.
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We previously reported that the 2013 M5 (F10) US pricing will be announced upon the 2012 NYIAS which takes place the first week of April. We've now learned that the 2013 M6 Coupe and 2012 Convertible [official info] US pricing will also be released at the same time.
The 2012 M5 was recently announced for the Canadian market at a starting price of $101,500 CAD. Expect the US pricing for the 2013 M5 to be somewhere in the high-$80k to mid-$90k range. And if the previous generation M5 and M6 pricing provides any guidance, the 2013 M6 coupe and 2012 cabrio may be at least 18-20% and 25-27% higher than the 2013 M5 price.
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Check out our walkaround video of the 2013 BMW M6 coupe from its debut at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show. Also see the impressive attention to detail on the M6 coupe by BMW with its functional underside/rear diffuser.
The all new 2012 BMW M6 coupe (official info thread) is the star of the BMW display at the 2012 Geneva Motorshow, based on our affinity for the car and how swarmed the car was. It's no wonder given the M6′s hard-to-miss Sakhir Orange color, sculpted carbon fiber roof, and very aggressive bodywork.
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The 2012 M6 coupe and convertible were recently announced and revealed by BMW, but this is the first live public look yet at the M6 coupe in production guise. Even while parked, the M6 and its very aggressive bodywork looks fast!
The upcoming flagship M car – the M6 Gran Coupe, has now begun cold weather testing in Sweden.
It will directly challenge the 2012 Mercedes Benz CLS63 AMG by utilizing the best BMW has to offer in terms of quality of materials and powertrain. The M6 Gran Coupe will be powered by the 4.4L twin turbo V8 S63Tu engine, but may very well feature a power bump from the standard M6 coupe and cabrio's 560hp (maybe in the range of +20hp or so) in order to give it the leading power figure among all M models. Power will be delivered via a standard 7-Speed DCT transmission.
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The new 2013 BMW coupe (F13) and convertible (F12) have been priced for the German market.
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