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- 1French, J., & Raven, B. The bases of social power. Studies in social power (1959).
- Taylor, Peplau, & Sears (2006). Social Psychology (12th ed.). Upper Saddle River: Pearson Education, Inc. ISBN 0-13-193281-0
- Joseph C. Thomas. "Leadership Effectiveness of Referent Power as a Distinction of Personal Power". Regent University Center for Leadership Studies, LEAD605 Foundations of Effective Leadership, 18-Feb-2002
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Please request an appointment if you would like to see me outside office hours. I am also available by email.
This course builds on the skills introduced in CIS 211 and CIS 212 with hands-on projects that reinforce and further develop HTML5 and CSS3 expertise.
- Successful completion of Introduction to Dreamweaver (CIS 212) is required prior to taking CIS 213. You must be able to create Web sites with Dreamweaver and/or another code IDE. See entry skills for a list of skills covered in CIS 212.
- Databases (CIS 140) or database experience is recommended prior to CIS 213 or during the same semester.
Check with me if you think you have any questions about the prerequisites.
- Demonstrate best practices in HTML structure by properly using HTML5 semantic elements and other structural elements (div, span, head elements, block elements) and explain how these support search engine optimization, accessibility, and responsive design.
- Use CSS in an efficient, organized manner to control presentation, including formatting and layout for desktop, tablets, mobile devices, and print.
- Explain how to implement a local testing server or hosted site and the reasons for each.
- Compare content management systems, explain their advantages and disadvantages, and use one to create a small web site.
- Describe and apply principles of usable and accessible design.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, each student will be able to:
- Efficiently produce and maintain large websites by applying production techniques such as external style sheets, include files, and database integration.
- Use an authoring tool to create forms and insert scripts (WYSIWYG-generated or provided by a book or website) for simple behaviors such as form validation, pull-down menus, and tabbed panels.
- Use advanced authoring tool features to develop database integrated web pages. Web forms will allow the user to query the database, use a login name and password to authenticate, and display, navigate, insert, edit and delete database records.
- Describe usability and accessibility concepts and terminology, and synthesize design concepts presented in class to create a website that is usable and accessible.
Grading and Assignments
Orientation, quizzes, and lab assignments introduce concepts and skills. Projects require integration of concepts and skills from several labs and readings.
Discussion Participation
Students are expected to post a significant question, answer, or comment
to the online discussion roughly once per week. Posts will be graded. Maximum per week: 10 points.
Research Project
You will be assigned a topic and you will prepare a video, web site or PowerPoint presentation on the topic to share with your peers. You will also submit 5 quiz questions on the topic.
Final Project
The database project is a small, database-integrated Web - topic of your choice.
Final Exam
The final exam will cover concepts and skills from the entire semester, but will focus on database integration.
A 90-100%, awarded for work that exceeds expectations and/or shows exceptional effort, skill, or creativity B 80-89%, awarded for work that exceeds expectations C 70-79%, awarded for work that meets expectations D 60-69%, awarded for work that is below expectation
Assignments and quizzes are usually due to Moodle a week after they are assigned. Everything is carefully set up in a specific sequence to help you learn, so DON'T SKIP ASSIGNMENTS. Due dates are shown on Moodle. After the due date, you lose 50%. Some assignments must be completed before you can move on in the course, so DON'T GET BEHIND. If you turn in your work on time, you will usually get one chance to fix mistakes, so TURN IN WORK ON TIME! Be sure to SAVE and BACK UP/UPLOAD everything you do. BEGIN ASSIGNMENTS EARLY in the week they are assigned so you will have time for questions and technical glitches. ASSUME you will have technical problems and turn in work BEFORE the due date. I have built in plenty of time to allow for questions and technical difficulties as long as you begin on the date it was assigned.
An incomplete grade is given only when there is an emergency near the end of the semester.
Attendance/Participation Drop Policy
Students who are inactive will be dropped from the course. If an entire week goes by with no activity on your part either through the discussion board participation, email communication, or submission of work, quiz, or exam, you will be dropped. Therefore, contact me if your contribution to the class will be interrupted.
Though any student not participating in class for 1 week may be dropped from the course by the instructor, it is always the student's responsibility to drop any unattended course. Failure to drop an unattended course will result in a grade of "F" on your transcript.
Textbooks - available at the campus bookstore or online
Dreamweaver CS5.5: The Missing Manual
Lynda.com video training
NOTE: Join Amazon Student and get FREE Two-Day Shipping for one year with a free Amazon Prime membership ($79 value). The program is available only for students and there is no cost to join--simply sign up by providing your school, major, and campus email address.
MaterialsYou Need Dreamweaver 5.5 or 6 OR a good IDE. You'll also need a way to upload (Dreamweaver or FTP client like FileZilla). Backup technology is also recommended.
Course Communication
Post general questions to the online discussion. You may also send email to jodi.reed (at) gcccd.edu or stop by during office hours.
NOTE: I must respond to many questions each day, so my responses tend to be brief. Please don't take this personally. I usually respond the same day or the next day. Please try again if you don't hear back within 2 days. I check email most often followed by Moodle discussion and then voice mail.
Students with disabilities who may need accommodations in this class should notify me and contact Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS) early in the semester so that reasonable accommodations may be implemented as soon as possible. See www.cuyamaca.edu/eops/dsps.asp for contact information.
Academic Integrity
When creating Graphics or Web sites, treat Web content as you would treat content from a published article or book. Stealing content is unethical, and students guilty of academic dishonesty will receive a zero for the assignment and may be suspended or expelled. It is acceptable to use brief quotes or clip art. It's not ok to copy entire web pages or style sheets or use someone else's images without permission.
Important Dates
|January 27
|Classes begin
|February 7
|Last day to add semester-length classes
Last day to drop semester-length classes without a W
Last day to receive a refund for semester-length classes
|February 10
|Census Day
|February 14-17
|Holiday (President's Day Weekend)
|February 28
|Last day to apply for Pass/No Pass for semester length classes
|March 21
|Last day to apply for Spring degree/certificate
|April 14-19
|Spring Recess
|April 25
|Last day to drop semester-length classes
|May 26
|Holiday (Memorial Day)
|May 27 - 31
|Final Examinations
This course adheres to the policies outlined in the Cuyamaca College catalogue. For further information, see Academic Policies stated in the catalogue.


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Finding the right energy to power Ireland
Opinion: Challenge to move from fossil fuels to low-carbon supply
'Coal, the dirtiest of the fossil fuels, supplied 17 per cent of our electricity last year thanks to Moneypoint power station on the Shannon estuary.'
Pat Rabbitte wants us all to become "energy citizens", actively engaged in "choosing the appropriate pathway for energy policy" so that Ireland can "realise its potential to be a low-carbon, inclusive, competitive and secure energy society".
It is anything but secure at present, as his department's Green Paper on energy policy in Ireland makes clear. We import 95 per cent of our natural gas and 100 per cent of our oil, "leaving the country particularly vulnerable to supply disruptions and to volatility in prices".
With a liberalised market and higher-priced energy, many of us are already shopping around – buying gas from Airtricity or electricity from Bord Gáis and switching between suppliers. But now we're being asked to prepare for an unprecedented "energy transformation".
As the Minister says in his foreword, "energy is the lifeblood of Ireland's economy and society". Without a secure supply of energy 365 days per year nothing would work – and we'd be unable to attract and retain inward investment or sustain locally-based enterprise.
The challenges we face, Rabbitte says, can all be addressed by "transforming Ireland's economy from one based on a predominantly imported fossil fuel to a more indigenous low-carbon economy centred around energy efficiency, renewable energy and smart networks".
Easier said than done, of course. As the Green Paper concedes, imported oil accounts for nearly 60 per cent of primary energy use in Ireland, and it "will play a strong role in the fuel mix in the medium term". Plus, we live in hope of finding our own oil offshore.
It kicks to touch on the controversial issue of "unconventional gas exploration" onshore, commonly known as fracking, saying "no decision will be made on proposals" until after the completion by mid-2016 of a comprehensive study by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Coal, the dirtiest of the fossil fuels, supplied 17 per cent of our electricity last year thanks to Moneypoint power station on the Shannon estuary. And with Europe now being "flooded" with cheap American coal, this proportion is likely to rise rather than fall in the short term.
Useful lifeThe largest single source of Ireland's carbon-dioxide emissions, the 30-year-old Moneypoint plant is nearing the end of its useful life. Expected to close by 2025, the Green Paper says a decision on its replacement will be guided by "sustainability, competitiveness and security of supply".
It even presses the nuclear button. Although the addition of a relatively large nuclear plant at Moneypoint "would unbalance the system", the paper suggests that a smaller "fourth generation" nuclear reactor might be "technically possible" at some stage.
Peat-fired power stations in the midlands have a limited lifespan. These intensive carbon-dioxide factories are due to lose their subsidies between 2015 and 2019 and no extensions are envisaged. Their only hope would be to switch over to burning a mix of peat and biomass.


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Hillsville House Rental Photos and Description
3 Bedrooms; 2 Full Bathrooms. Sleeps up to 8 people.
Spectacular riverfront vacation home in Dugspur, near Hillsville, Virginia features an open floor plan with new kitchen and appliances, rustic cabin decor with modern amenities and a wrap-around outdoor deck with hammock for 2 and another for your pet!
This large 1500 sq ft home has 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and gorgeous views. A King Size Sleep Number bed graces the first-floor master bedroom. Sleeps up to 8 people with a Queen Size Sleep Number bed in second bedroom; bunk beds and daybed with trundle bed in loft bedroom; and a crib for the little ones. Most Pets Allowed (Pet addendum and modest pet fee per per day required).
Please note that cell phone coverage for some carriers is spotty in the area. We provide the landline number for vacations with FREE long distance. We also provide FREE wireless and wired internet service and DIRECTV satellite (flat-screen TVs located in Living Room, Master Bedroom and Second Bedroom)!
**We DO keep our calendar updated regularly so please check our calendar for availability. Thank you!**
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• Main Floor Laundry
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Oxford plans celebration for 175th anniversary
Oxford turns 175 years old this year and will be celebrating with a three-month-long birthday party that will begin with the Double Decker Arts Festival and end after the Fourth of July. (February 17, 2012, Page 1A)
Is annex request hospital related?
Local land owners are asking a Chancery Court judge to allow their 160 acres of property to be annex into the city of Oxford have some wondering if this site is on a short list of possibilities for the location of a new proposed $250 million regional medical facility from Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi. A hearing on the annexation is set for April 3. (February 16, 2012, Page 1)
Residents push for speed humps
South 11th Street resident Duke Goza will be asking his fellow neighbors to sign a petition to try to get speed humps on the busy road. Speed humps are lower than traditional speed bumps. (February 3, 2012, Page 1A)
Complaint against assistant chief dismissed
A circuit court judge dismissed a formal complaint against Oxford Assistant Police Chief Joey East during a probable cause hearing in Chickasaw County Wednesday. (February 2, 2012, Page 1)
State road projects hit snag
City and county officials were not pleasantly surprised when they learned MDOT doesn't plan on starting construction on the Old Taylor Road roundabouts until 2015. Read about the confusion and the status of other local road projects in today's EAGLE. (January 27, 2012, Page 1A)
Serving tennis plan again
After plans to spend $3 million to expand the John Leslie Tennis Facility from eight to 20 courts fizzled last year when the Lafayette County Board of Supervisors refused to join with the city of Oxford and University of Mississippi to fund it, a scaled-down version seems to have a better chance of moving forward. (January 20, 2012, Page 1A)
City leaders host listening session
Over some chicken salad, pimento cheese sandwiches and homemade soup made by Mayor Pat Patterson himself, the mayor and Ward 1 Alderman Ney Williams sat and broke bread with a handful of Williams' constituents Thursday while they talked about issues facing Oxford and their neighborhood. (January 6, 2012, Page 1A)
Aldermen hopefuls can begin to qualify
Those Oxford residents living in Ward 6 who feel they have what it takes to represent their neighbors on the Board of Aldermen, can begin qualifying for the election on Feb. 14 to replace former alderman Brad Mayo who resigned after winning the November election to become Oxford's representative in the House of Representatives. (January 4, 2012, Page 1)
City officials to seek funds for pedestrian bridge, tennis courts
The Oxford Board of Aldermen gave the go-ahead to city officials to take the next steps toward a new pedestrian bridge over Highway 6 from the Old Taylor Road exit and the expansion of 12 new tennis courts. (January 4, 2012, Page 2)
Snowfall highlights first quarter of 2011
Lots of projects – Olin Corp.'s Centerfire plant, the new Oxford High School and talks about the sale of the hospital – got rolling in the first quarter of 2011, but there was one ball that really got rolling as more than a foot of snow fell in two separate storms the first two months of the year. Take a look back at January, February and March's events in the Lafayette-Oxford-University community. (December 27, 2011, Page 1)


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Sorry if this has already been posted....it didn't pop up when I did a search.
My wife and I had dinner at Tempo on Sunday night and heard from our waitress that this coming Saturday will be their last night. I guess the recession has hit them hard, with their huge space. Too bad...this is a loss for the Slope in my book.
So, if you're jonesing for some of their bucatini, try to get it in this week.
re: Lochina
What!!! This is terrible news if true. It has been such a staple for so many years and we go often. Please say it isn't so....!
Absolutely one of the best of Brooklyn. I will miss the great space, food and wine. And the classiest of owners.... Michael and Robert.
re: Olive123
My neighbor called last night and confirmed as well.
This is a loss. I was always a fan of Tempo.
However, I must admit to not going there as much as in the past. They didn't really change the menu as much as I would have hoped, and so I got a little bored with the offerings (although they were always delicious). More recently, I find myself driving over to Noodle Pudding or Le Petit Marche for the Friday night out.
re: bigmackdaddy
Im really sorry about this one, though. One of the very best downtown brooklyn restaurants.
We are deeply saddened to learn of TEMPO'S impending end.
We have spent many,many lovely evenings there, enjoying the wonderful food and the gracious hospitality of Robert and Michael.
I sadly agree with the OP that this will be the first of many closings. Restaurants in Brookltn Heights, and surrounding areas is down 30-40% or more.
Park Slope seems to be the hardest hot. Partly because of the mentality of the residents, partly because the Slope is not a destination, as is the Heights. Many oif the better reataurtants in the Heights like Henry's End and Noodle Pudding get clients who come recommended by the concierge at the Brooklyn Marriott..
Very sad, indeed. Sadder still, a harbinger of much more to come.
re: Fleur
Fleur hits the nail on the head when he mentions "mentality of Park Slope residents". I think this plays more of part in Tempo's demise than the economy (which of course only exacerbates the problem). Recently, after ordering a bottle of wine, Robert commented that very few people order moderate priced bottles or any bottles from his wonderful wine list - we were one of a handful of couples. I don't believe this is because diners can't afford it. We're comfortable (and so are most slopers) but we're not new slopers and we could never have bought into the Slope in the past 10 years. So, PS'ers, the old guard and the new, are frugal, to put it nicely. And to further generalize - Slopers are notoriously reverse snobs (healthy incomes and the shlumpiest looking folks around. Shlumpy with pride!)- Tempo was too nice for us! What a shame. One of the things I'll miss, along with the wonderful food was that you could actually have a conversation as you dined since everybody doesn't have to sit on top of everyone else. One of the few "adult" dining experiences in PS. Very, very sad to see it go.
re: Roxy9
" Robert commented that very few people order moderate priced bottles or any bottles from his wonderful wine list - we were one of a handful of couples. I don't believe this is because diners can't afford it. "
Since I'm not from your nabe, I'm not touching the whole PS mentality thiing, but I can say that there are lots of people who enjoying dining out, but don't or no longer drink alcohol. Part of the reason may be financial (There is often a 200% + markup on wine and 'moderately priced' is relative ) but other reasons may be for health, personal preference, etc.. I say that b/c I often dine with people who just don't drink alcohol or prefer to spend the money on a higher priced dinner or dessert,. If wine was not selling perhaps, as a cost cutting move, the owners should have considered reducing their inventory or dropping their liquor license entirely.
Last night I went to enjoy one final dinner before they close. It was a great as always, and they were very gracious.
It seems the word is out, they were very busy. So anyone who would like to enjoy one last fine meal there should call for reservations.
I was there last night too, for the first, and I guess, the last time. This thread inspired me to finally make the trek out to Park Slope. Everything I had - warm goat cheese salad, Fregola with spicy calamari, chocolate gelati, and a quart of a nice Red (dont remember the name) - was wonderful. I wish I had made it out there earlier!
Also, I overheard one of the servers tell another diner that they are going to e closed today, 06/05, for a private graduation party. So please call ahead if you were planning on going tonight and confirm....that would leave only tomorrow night open for the public.
re: fatema
we called and were told they were booked for tonight, but we were able to get a reservation for tomorrow (6 pm!) If only they'd been this busy all the time maybe they might have stayed open!
re: jen kalb
Well to us it was sort of a special-occasion place; not that it was necessarily more expensive, but just that it felt "special" and so it wasn't an "every other friday" kind of place. We went there about three or four times a year--often brought out-of-town friends there. Maybe it was too nice for its own good, in a way!
I've never eaten at Tempo but I've always seen very favorable reviews from many esteemed 'Hounds.With that in mind, is it at all possible that the owners are planning to open in another less pricey location? If not, has anyone tried to find out where the Chef will be relocating?
re: fatema
I find it isurprising that no one seems to have mentioned specifically why it's closing.
Is it just a given that it's due to financial reasons?.
re: Tay
Yes. Definitely financial. They've been incredibly inventive in keeping afloat, changing around the fixed price menu concept several times, offering specials on things, having 1/2 price wine nights (an incredible bargain, given their selection.... I've been able to learn about some very nice wines from Robert, while basically paying retail prices on Tues and Wed), joining forces with a charity for awhile (lots of posts on this) and even closing down one of the Tempo Prestos. As far as I know, nothing kept them out of debt over the past year or more.
I'm not going to try to draw conclusions on why.... it's not my place and I'm not knowledgeable enough anyway. But these were very business savvy owners who offered a quality product at a more than reasonable price point in a dense, reasonably affluent neighborhood & did it in a professional, personable, friendly manner. Whatever went wrong, it's a real shame and we'll miss them greatly. I anticipate sending them off with a bang tonite! (7:30pm for us... party of 6, if anyone else from CH is there and wants to introduce themselves).
re: Steve R
Steve R
Thank you for your excellent post. You really gave a detailed account of the owner's efforts to keep the restaurant afloat.. One can only hope they'll rreopen the restaurant in a less costly location.
I hope you have an excellent evening. :-)
re: Tay
Tay- your post made me chuckle- The first "real" restaurant to open on 5th ave back in the day was Cucina- in the space that is not Tempo. They were pioneers. No one could imagine that a high priced (!) and high quality restaurant could open in Park Slope, let alone that stretch of 5th ave. So for us old timers to hear that the location is associated with the word "costly" is ironic. But you are probably right!
re: carfreeinla
I've never lived there but growing up I remember my parents taking me to Snooky's. They liked their salads. :-) When I was older, it seemed as though half the area was lined with beautiful brownstones and the other half was 'Red lined' I don't know when/why it became (gag) "Trendy." and the real estate so over the top.. Now we're seeing it happen in Greenpoint and the Williamsburg Bridge area. Once they are no longer the 'Neighborhood du Jour I wonder if many of the restaurants there will go the way of Tempo?
re: Tay
When I was 18, when one could drink legally at 18, my friends and I used to commute from Midwood to the Slope to barhop. There were as many bars in 1974 as there were realtors in the '90s. The Iron Horse in that eyesore at 2nd Street that the owners don't seem to be doing anything with, Minsky's, where Miracle Grill now is, and three bars within 1/2 block from the corner of Garfield toward Carroll--City Lights (now a realtor), The Coach (I think now either part of D'Vine Taste or Back to the Land) and Snooky's (now, but apparently not for long, Elementi). And we used also go to The Gaslight, which was a little more divey, at Berkeley (either Mr. Wonton or Oshima now). North of Union was considered a bit dicey, as was south of 9th St. and west of 7th Avenue. It was funny looking at the recent 40th Anniversary issue of New York magazine, where they had a piece about Park Slope being a new destination for urban pioneers, but that they had to be able to pay cash because of redlining by the banks.
re: Peter Cherches
Ahh, Snooky's in the 70's. We used to walk up the hill from President & Nevins to drink there. And being 18 was a mere technicality. It was the place that everyone went to before they hit the Bay Ridge discos.
re: carfreeinla
"So for us old timers to hear that the location is associated with the word "costly" is ironic".
Don't you live in Bay Ridge carfreeinla?
re: bklyndoc
Now. But I spent over 20 years in the Slope.
re: Steve R
I think Park Slope is simply oversaturated with restaurants at this point.
Its just a shame that one of the best, perhaps THE best is the one that is closing, rather than some of the mediocrities.Tempo was not a casual place, the sort of place you might think of just drifting into. The last time we went to AlDiLa, we considered Tempo, but my girls hadnt been to AldiLa before so we went there. It was very good with delicious wines, but crowded and a bit noisy, with much less of a selection than Tempo. Afterward, I wished we had been to Tempo instead. Now I particularly wish that.
re: jen kalb
And I thought it was SO comfortable - not stuffy at all and absolutely a place to drift into..
I'm back to my original post's premise: slopers are reverse snobs - lovely service and ambience is "too much" for them and Tempo was thought of as a special occasion place when it was truly a great "any night" restaurant appropriate for an upscale neighborhood and no more expensive than al di la or stone park.
re: Roxy9
seems to me the only snob here is Roxy. As your original reply seems to be directed to me, since I was the one who said I felt Tempo was a special occasion place, let me clarify a few things. First of all, I don't live in the Slope now--so I'm not a "Boho sloper"--I live in Windsor Terrace. If that makes any difference--maybe not. Second of all, I did live in the Slope from about 1972 till about 1986, so I am of the "old guard". Third, you misunderstood completely when I said that I felt Tempo was a "special occasion place"...not that it was "too much" for me, or stuffy or uncomfortable---far from it!!! but that it was "special" in the best of the sense of that word---a place that you *saved* for special occasions, because it WAS so comfortable, so comforting-- so that it would always remain special and not be just "another night out". Sorry, I don't see anything wron--or snobby--with that.
I don't think there's anything to me that says "snobby" more than making generalizations about other people. I am not one to get into flame wars online but I just felt I had to defend myself--and Jen, who is one of the folks here who contribute so much.
Anyway, I just got back from Tempo and it was indeed a wonderful, truly special evening, we were conversing with everyone at all the tables around us and everyone was really in shock and denial and could only talk about what a void will be left by Tempo's passing. We had a wonderful talk with Michael who assured us that he'd be in touch (as we are on their mailing list) and let us know where he ends up. I'm sorry for you if you think that's snobby. I'm just really happy we got to eat there one last time--although sad never to have those Duck Pastilla rolls again :-(
re: jinx
we agree. "it was SO comfortable" which was my only point - again, it was in my view a "drift into" kinda place). And we agree that it's so sad that they're closing. I was not responding to your post (and yes, I am so heartbroken about the closing and yes, I am generalizing about slopers, of which I am one - but I stand by my generalizations). I'm glad you had a great meal tonight and I'm sorry that neither of us can go back next week and that more slopers didn't enjoy it on a regular basis like we did.
PS: I can't understand your statement: "I'm sorry if you think that's snobby" re: you being on the mailing-list, so I won't respond. But, in any event, I raise my glass to Tempo for all the wonderful meals we both have had there.
re: jinx
I raise my glass to Robert and Michael for creating such a wonderful dining experience so close to home.
Their restaurant savvy and expertise made everything seem so seamless and effortless.
Last night we had the last of many, many wonderful dinners. Celebration dinners, family dinners, and just wonderful dinners for no special reason at all.
The food, as always was excellent. The service correct, polite, and gracious.
As Robert and Michael visited with their customers, one got the feeling again that TEMPO was a labor of love. They were the most gracious attentive hosts, and carried on under very difficult times.
We wish them success and Godspeed in any new venturew they undertake.
If only there were more restaurantas like TEMPO.
I am not a park slope resident, but travel to park slope regularly to dine at Tempo. I consider myself to be friends of the owners, and have been a huge fan of their efforts since they opened. I will miss the duck pastille rolls immensely! I will also miss the warm and friendly, professional, courteous and knowledgeable staff!
Also, I don't drink alcohol, yet was never made to feel that I was in any way slighting their efforts by not ordering a wine. They were just as happy to accommodate me with a non alcoholic beverage.
I wish Michael and Robert the best in their next endeavors, and for my sake hope that it is another restaurant - - not necessarily in park slope though.
As I said, I have long been a fan of Tempo. There was a stretch were we were going at least once a month, if not more. I always thought it was the best restaurant in the Slope, and I mentioned it numerous times here. (I still don't get the mad love for Al Di La).
However, I see two things as being instrumental in the demise of Tempo (I know that these two things caused me to go less and less in the past 6-8 months):
1. The elimination of the prix fix. I remember when they first eliminated the prix fix and Robert explained why they had to do it (economics) and that the new pricing structure was "aggressive" (which it was.) In truth, the all al a carte structure generally yielded the same total bill as when the prix fix was in effect, and in fact could be less because you were no longer tied to three courses. HOWEVER, for whatever reason, the al a carte structure FELT like it was more expensive. There is a perception of value often associated with prix fix (especially one as reasonable as when it was first instituted at Tempo). And regardless of what the actual numbers may tell you, I believe that this perception is hard to overcome.
2. The menu felt a little bit stagnant. I know they changed items -- often it was replacing one item at a time, rather than a complete overhaul every season. And, in general, the items on the menu were all quite delicious. However, this relatively static menu, coupled with the lack of daily specials, meant that you were not often going to be surprised by a visit to Tempo. It was an extremely comfortable place, very warm and friendly, and delicious -- but if you went to often, it just did not wow over time. I would find myself excited to go and be like, I know I am going to order the usual -- but then when I got there I found myself wishing I did not HAVE to get the usual, but could get something UNUSUAL.. Again, maybe this isn't fair, but I think its there. (This is the reason I don't find myself yearning to go to Canaille much anymore, yet I am always eager to go to Noodle Pudding).
And, I don't wonder if maybe the kitchen felt this was a problem too, because the last few times we went, my wife and I both felt that the dishes lacked a little something that they used to -- almost as if the kitchen were getting bored of preparing these same dishes.
Couple that with the fact that the space they usually seemed to be too big for their needs (nice and spacious, to be sure) and I think that this was bound to happen.
Again, this is a true loss for the neighborhood (and this BS about bo-bo PSers is ludicrous), and I will take my share of the blame for foresaking Tempo for new and more exciting places in recent months, but I can't help but think that more could have been done to keep the place vital.
re: elecsheep9
Thank you for your intelligent, thoughtful and well presented posting. :-)
I have been trying to make reservations for the 13th (an unlucky day???) for several days now and I couldn't get through to anyone. I finally checked this board to see if anyone else was having a problem and learned the sad news. Bah! Now I can't even figure out where else equivalent to go this Saturday.
re: KingsKetz
Try CONVIVIUM. We had dinner there last week and it was wonderful.
re: KingsKetz
I am so disappointed to hear about Tempo's closing. My wife and I always thought it was one of the best and most consistent restaurants in Park Slope. However, I have to say that, starting about a year ago, I started to worry that it would close. From my perspective, as someone who likes to eat out but is not in the restaurant business, the following always struck me as mistakes:
1) Stagnant Menu. Particularly given the recent trend towards using seasonal ingredients, restaurants that are trying to deliver a fine dining experience (as opposed to comfort food or food that is cheap and tasty but not necessarily refined, both of which are great but not what Tempo was going for) need to make some attempt to vary the menu and use seasonal ingredients, I felt that Tempo fell short in that regard.
2) Fanatical dedication to concept - I thought that the main dining room at Tempo was gracious, if a little staid but I liked it. The second dining room was always a mistake. When we were seated in there I felt like we were in a different restaurant because there would only be 2-3 tables occupied. Part of the reason they had to do this, in my opinion, is that the main dining room's layout did not allow for enough tables. However, the second dining room was not nearly as nice and really took away from the ambience.
It isn't all doom and gloom, Al di La and Blue Ribbon continue to pack them in, as do several other restaurants on 5th including Get Fresh and Beer Table (although it isn't strictly speaking a restaurant) which recently added a dinner menu. The restaurant business is a tough one and kudos to Tempo for surviving and thriving for as long as it did. I suspect that the recent downturn will bring commercial rents down and maybe we will see more restaurants like Franny's and James open along 5th Avenue. I think there is room for restaurants that have the vibes of these two restaurants in Park Slope.


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