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When it comes to nightlife and good times on the Island, deciding where to go often involves a search for "what's new" or "what's hot" -- with many bars, clubs and restaurants arriving with a flourish then fading away within a few years of opening.
Then again, among the hundreds of spots that have come and gone, there are a few that seem to have "always" been there, surviving for not just years or decades but generations – and among those hearty hangouts The Kismet Inn is certainly an establishment that has proved to have staying power.
According to ownership, the inn has a history that dates back to the 1920s, with the most major wrinkle since its inception being a slight shift in location (only in feet, due to the demise of the original building during the "Hurricane of '38"). It has remained a popular summer stop throughout, drawing Kismet locals and Fire Islanders from other hamlets, as well as day-trippers that come and go daily on the ferries.
As mentioned before, most places that offer food, drink and fun tend to evolve; the general practice of making frequent changes to menus, decor and structure are often vital to keep from either losing business or gaining a reputation as uninteresting. But just as there are people who need flash and pomp to have fun, others look for a classic – even historical – personality in their pubs. If you fall under the latter grouping, The Kismet Inn is very worthy of a visit.
The walls hold several black and white photos of captured moments from Fire Island's history – as well as a large collection of various fish replicas ranging in size and breed. The tap counter is a lengthy, rounded, long-lived ligneous stretch that follows the room's L-shaped dimension, and physically matches the house tables and chairs -- also made of wood and plainly built some time ago. Other amenities include a pool table, a jukebox and a working Skee-ball machine – and although its health merits are obviously not likely to find modern endorsement, there is a cigarette vending machine, worthy of note solely due to the fact that these contraptions were once as commonly found as beer and French fries (but barely today since indoor smoking was banned during the past decade). In fact, if it weren't for the flat screen TVs that hang behind the bar, a night here could easily make it seem as if you've been transported to the FILI ("Fire Island, Long Island") bar scene of 30-40 years ago.
But perhaps, of all the things in the Kismet Inn that demonstrate its place among the area's social history, the most interesting item is the owner himself, Larry Cole. He can be found in-house, and having a conversation with the man reveals his great deal of knowledge concerning what has transpired in Kismet since his affiliation with the inn back in the 1950s. Cole has an incredible memory – noting customers, events and happenings from years past, he can serve up detailed anecdotes about his business and experiences that are worth every word.
The Kismet Inn is open from April-November, opens daily at noon and also serves a full menu of American food. Expect live music on most nights; for more information call 631‐583‐5592 or visit online at thekismetinn.com.
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Blues, Booze, and BBQ.so clever. I like this place. It's unpretentious and has pretty good food. I've only been here once, so perhaps the problem is t
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Brisket was dry, not to flavorful. Sauce was average. You can do better..you could do worse....
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great ribs..this from someone who's lived ALL over the south. fun atmosphere great bar great service good good good...
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How could I give less than three stars for a place that has Booze in the name? It all boils down to the food. The two-star description of
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I have been around the world and I still love comming back to the best BBQ in the midwest...
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I was utterly dissapointed. The ribs were almost like jerky - the brisket was a bit dry as was the chicken. The Corn was a processed cobbett a.l.a.
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Is it me or was the food better back in the day? They don't have the best BBQ in town, so when I find myself at McKenna's (hey, I've got friends who l
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Recent business trip to Omaha - thus wasn't able to schedule my visit for the music - had dinner at McKenna's and I would rate it Excellent - understa
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Sing me the blues but cook up better BBQ please. I think that the food was ok but the ambiance was cool. I would come back to drink and
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The BBQ here is very inconsistent and often dry. I've eaten here several times and I've learned to go for a burger or something rather than th
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There is some weird taste in the BBQ here. The bread taste like there in lighter fluid in it. Cole slaw needs work. They do have some good bands that
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Went there for lunch with coworkers. I had the three meat plater (ribs, chicken, and beef brisket with pataie salad and red beans and rice as sides).
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Heading to the Cape late this month for three days/nights. We are staying at a B & B, so we only need lunches and dinners. Any feedback on the following curiousities? We plan on casual lunches, and a mix of dinners (with one or two splurges).
Baxter's (Hyannis)
Bramble Inn (Brewster)
Brewster Fish House (Brewster)
Four Seas Ice Cream (Centreville)
Inaho (Yarmouth Port)
Mildred's Chowder House (Hyannis)
Misaki (Hyannis)
Regatta of Cotuit at the Crocker House (Cotuit)
Vining's Bistro (Chatham)
Are we missing anything?
Oh, yeah, and if you have any suggestions for a casual lunch (we'll be biking) in Martha's Vineyard, that'd be great too. Thanks!
re: Joanie
Re: Lunch on the Vineyard -- Linda Jean's is a great breakfast spot, but if I had only one day to spend on the island, I'd eat lunch elsewhere. The food is tasty and generous but is basically standard diner fare.
If it's a beautiful, sunny day, take a walk along Oak Bluffs harbor and have an outdoor lunch at one of the many harborside food stands such as Nancy's or the Raw Bar. You'll find a bunch of options ranging from seafood and mexican to sandwiches and burgers. Everything is right there, so you can take your pick, and eat your selection while watching the boats come and go in the harbor just a few feet in front of you. Another OB favorite is the Lookout Tavern, which has great sushi and fish sandwiches and overlooks the ferry terminal and beach.
If you will not be in OB at lunchtime, good choices in Edgartown are the Newes and David Ryan's. Another idea: On my visit last weekend, we stopped at Edgartown's Depot Market, a little convenience store/gas station, and picked up a great picnic lunch. They have prepared sandwiches which are out of this world (Curried chicken & roasted red pepper wraps, buffalo turkey on whole wheat, etc) prepared pasta and potato salads in to-go containers, and wonderful baked treats like brownies and cookies. Add chips and a drink, and, for about $8.00, you're set for the afternoon. We took the lunch out to Mytoi garden on Chappaquiddick and had a picnic.
Have a great day out there!
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I can vouch for the Falmouth Harbor Regatta being one of if not the best restaurant on the Cape. I believe it is no more.The Cotuit is less fish based but supposed to be equally good.
re: Joanie
Thanks everyone! Those tips all sound good---and we'll take 'em along.
Karl, regarding Abbici, I've read plenty of good opinions. However, we come from an area loaded with great Italian restaurants (Northeast PA) and have become VERY spoiled and particular. Can we get some kind of "only in New England" seafood dish there? Then, we're in! :)
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SOrry, I missed your reply in an earlier thread yesterday.
Well, the atmosphere is very, very old New England -- the restaurant is in an old country house (there is a new addition at the back) along the King's Highway. The place used to be the venerable Cranberry Moose years ago, but Abbicci has done a fine turn in succession as a Mediterranean-flavored (not strictly Italian) restuarant.
Here's their website: call to see if they have any specials that might interest you.
Bramble Inn is great. We went last weekend with friends and tried alot of the menu. Be warned that it is a 4 course prix fixe menu ranging from $50-70 with rates being based on the entree. There is a website with prices that I have hopefully linked below.
Mildred's Chowder House has been sold. I have no idea of what the replacement is like.
Vining's Bistro (www.viningsbistro.com) is another of our favorite places. It doesn't take reservations so we usually go for an early meal and then walk around Main Street Chatham. The lobster taco is wonderful.
Four Seas has great ice cream and hot fudge.
That's a fun list.
(I wouldn't break my neck to get to Mildred's Chowder House.)
I strongly recommend The Red Pheasant in West Dennis on Rte. 6A. It's not so much a fish place -- many people think of it as specializing in game -- but the grilled meats, the sauces, the pates and the appetizers are SWELL.
Avoid the fish stew. Awful. A conspicuous sore thumb on an otherwise great menu.
A mysteriously overlooked place.
Oh. And onion rings at Arnold's in Eastham. NOT AS GOOD AS PHILBRICK'S, but Philbrick's is no more. And second best is still very good.
I vote for Baxter's-- It's on the water with nice views and I believe I had broiled scallops and a baked potato (I was following the Weight Watchers program) when we were there a few years ago-- delicious!
We enjoyed lunch at Linda Jean's in Oak Bluffs during a day trip to Martha's Vineyard. Can't remember what we had, but I remember the dishes being simple, hearty, and delicious. From the Insiders Guide to Cape Cod, 5th Edition:
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"If breakfast is your bag, then you'll definitely want to check out Linda Jean's on Circuit Avenue. Fluffy pancakes made from scratch are as good a way as any to start the day on the island. A year-round family-owned restaurant, it is a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. Linda Jean's also serves lunch and dinner--check out the seafood platter with a full plate of clams, scallops, shrimp, haddock, fries, and cole slaw. Good stuff! Open year-round, it has been an Oak Bluffs fixture for 20 years."
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I went to Misaki recently and was pleasantly surprised. It is very authentic Japanese, homestyle, and had one of the best versions of udon I've had in a while. The sushi is also some of the freshest I've had in a while. Just be aware that service is rather slow and limited, so try to go early.
For casual dining and delicious seafood try Cook's. One in Hyannis and one in Mashpee (I think). You order at the counter and someone brings the food to your table. The seafood is delicious. Not just fried..they offer broiled and baked as well. If I remember correctly, they have a full liquor license.
What about Abbicci on 6A in Yarmouthport? Is there a reason you did not want to try it? It's wonderful.
Although the places i went to arent on my list, just got back from the Cape yesterday and posted a food review.
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Inaho has super sushi. Snobby owner (the woman) but the best sushi.
Bramble Inn used to be my fav. Let me know how it is.
Regatta is divine ..make sure you find a room that suites you..there are several to dine in. Get the Routz Cellar Pinot Noir..ahhhhhhhhhh (Russian River)..we heard it was great..I had it elsewhere later (last week in fact) and loved it..
Misaki is really good but small.
Mildred's is gone..nothing there as of yesterday.
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In Orleans there is Land Ho! Has a bar, always crowded though, great food, the usual though, burgers, seafood. I highly recommend it even there is a wait. Also in Orleans, if you are looking for a good italian place Rosina's is very good. Entrees however can get a bit pricey but I have enjoyed a few good meals there.
That's a pretty good list with a couple of exceptions. Mildred's has never been better since they leveled the building last summer....sorry, but it was dreadful. brewster Fish and Inaho are two of my favorite spots on the peninsula. Regatta in Cotuit is nice and the old captain's home is lovely, but 902 Main in So. Yarmouth does the same kind of food on a much higher level. Baxter's is to be avoided unless you absolutely have to eat on the harbor in Hyannis. Its a shame that so few decent waterfront restaurants are available in the Mid-Cape area. The Ocean House in Dennisport which is usually more hit than miss is one exception. I also like Abbicci, especially at lunch.
If I were going to MV with my bike for lunch, I would want to be outdoors as much as possible. If your ferry gets into OB, follow the advice about wandering by the water and getting some seafood. I would NOT go to Linda Jeans. If you get into VH, I would take the bike to the Net Result, which would be a two minute bike ride, for some great sea food take out. They have benches there or you can bring it to Eastville Beach right down the road and eat it there.
Just back from the Cape this week. Have to recommend The Wicked Oyster in Wellfleet. I had a fabulous lunch of pan seared dayboat scallops atop baby spinach salad with fresh strawberries, slivered almonds and a light poppy seed dressing. YUM! The restaurant opens early for breakfast and serves lunch until 1. They close in between lunch and dinner service. The dinner menu was very nice, entree prices range $15-22. Staff was wonderful!
Siena in Mashpee has excellent Italian food, and surprisingly good seafood (this is the Cape, after all) -- A+ calamari. They once had local Bluefish as a special -- Only one person at our table dared to order it, but everyone wanted a taste - it was superb. completely fresh.
I can't believe nobody has weighed in on Four Seas - delicious ice cream (try the coconut) in a classic spot. Other thoughts:
Baxters - The bar is a great spot for drinks (watch out - they pour with a heavy hand), and the food is fine, but I would plan dinner somewhere else
Inaho - It's been a couple of years, but my recollection is very good, if traditional, sushi
Some other places worth mentioning: The Paddock in Hyannis - old school atmosphere and service, food is quite good. Also a fan of Fazio's on Main St in Hyannis - surly owner but the pizza (thin-crust) and pasta are worth it. Spanky's in Hyannis - try eating here after your drinks at Baxter's, the fried seafood is better (and the drinks are still good). Have fun!
re: juansgal
Four Seas is a love it or hate it type of place...count me in the latter...just too sweet to my taste and when I order pistachio i want nuts, not little unidentifiable specks in the cream. Cape Cod Creamery is the current choice for those in the know. Smugglers in Dennis is second best.
Baxters is little more than a tourist rip. Sure, the settings ok so a rec for drinks is the way to go, but I'd stay away from the food. There's another post here that asks how they can charge $28 for a clam plate. The answer: because so many don't know better than to walk away.
Inaho is terrfic, also Misaka in Hyannis for sushi. Paddock has sadly gone downhill in the last couple of years. Always reliable, its now somewhat hit or miss. Fazio's is okay, Alberto's is a big notch above, but for pizza in Hyannis (or the entire Cape for that matter) Palios is the best by far. Spanky's Clam Shack? Really?
re: CapeCodGuy
I'll second every comment by CapeCodGuy except the one about Four Seas -- If you don't want sweet, try the ginger ice cream. I will admit that their strength is in flavors that don't have lots of things in them. They don't even have jimmies (sprinkles) to put on the cones. Also -- go in the door on the left and sit at a table. An employee will come over to you, and you won't have to stand in line for the counter.
I second 902 Main in South Yarmouth as excellent. We also like Abicci, although the new renovation isn't as cozy as it used to be. I've only been to the Red Pheasant once, it was good, if ordinary, but it's been a few years.
wanted to thank everyone for their recommendations and provide an update of my experience this past weekend.
Favorite seafood shack? The Net Result (neighbors of the oft-mentioned Art Cliff Diner) on Vineyard Haven. So delish and fresh. there was no hint of a fishy smell and the turnover on everything both on the order-out side and the fish market/counter side meant that everything was made to order. The batter on all the fried items--from the fish & chips to the calamari---was delicate and non-greasy. Purple flecks peeked out from underneath the calamari's golden batter coat while the lobster roll was heavy on large nuggets of sweet, juicy lobster. I'm going to try to upload pictures on my blog later this week so that everyone can see what they should aim for on their next trip to the vineyard!
as for a casual fry shack w/easy summer ambiance overlooking the water, just take a quick bus/bike ride over to Oak bluff for nancy's. Avoid the shrimp which is just generic and can't hold a light to their delicate onion rings or clam strips. really casual and everything is walkup so you just pay as you go for drinks and food. the other places can get quite claustrophobic with their small bar space of structured pen-like restaurant set-up. more for the casualness and ambiance (and a beer at sunset), rather than a strong food showing!
also, made for a great time driving from NYC to Cape Cod with ton's of great Connecticut seafood shack stops, if anyone is curious.
re: brooklynhotdish
Where did you stop in Connecticut at these "seafood shacks"? We're looking to take a drive to middle to eastern Connecticut shore this weekend, and I love that type of food (been to Sea Swirl in Mystic, that's about it). Is there anywhere you'd recommend?


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NYC Foodies headed out for a long weekend and looking forward to some excellent eats. 2 vegetarians and 1 pesce-tarian in our group. Budget is flexible.
Need a few recommendations...
1 dinner in San Fran, preferably somewhere close(ish) to SF Jazz
I've been reading about a few; Rich Table, AQ, Bar Tartine, State Bird Provisions...
1 dinner in the Healdsburg area (other dinner will be at Farmhouse)
1 dinner in Mill Valley (fun & casual) I was thinking Mill Valley Beerworks but reviews look pretty iffy since the renovation?
Thanks in advance!
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Bar Tartine is very vegetarian friendly, both in their lunch and dinner menus. It's a quick cab ride to SF Jazz.
I've yet to hear of a positive report of AQ from a vegetarian. With two vegetarians, I think you'd be better served going elsewhere.
Look at State Bird Provisions' menu. Reservations are tricky. It changes frequently, but there are about 6 or so vegetarian dishes, and several pesce-tarian: http://statebirdsf.com/provisions/
re: hyperbowler
I did SBP last week. Reservations are nearly impossible - although some reservation holders were quizzed - "I got this through a friend in the industry". They are cultivating this "stand in line at 5:30 and get your seating time" thing. Be there at 4:45 and not much later if you want to make the first seating.
Few SBP dishes "on the cart" were fully veg. Maybe 1/4. Maybe. The veg dishes were somewhat limp and lifeless - more spice would have helped. SBP knows fish well, and other meats decently, seems a little lost without a focal protein. And, with three you can't really sit at the counters, so you'll have to wait for a table. Go elsewhere - it's not _all that_.
I find SF notoriously bad for vegetarians. The style of menu we've cultivated tends to have one veg entree. I went to Zuni a decade ago with my sister (veg) and we literally walked out - Zuni was setting menu trends around that time, as was Boulevard, which had a very similar one-app, one-entree style.
I would look at Zare at Flytrap. I really liked the freshness, combinations, amount of flavor, style should translate just fine without meat. Not sure if they really have enough veg entrees, but it's a great SF mid-range kind of place with a nice feel, tends to get mostly locals due to its lack of food-channel-type buzz. I've also found the eastern end of the Med is best for veg, for some reason, between various tangines, slow cooking, highlight of couscous / garbanzos, dates, mint.
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Thanks for the SBP feedback. We were contemplating waiting outside for a table but not so sure now...
re: bbulkow
Yeah, SBP has gotten even more jammed if that's possible. I walked in at 915p last Thurs and was told I could put my name on a list for to eat standing up at 945p. I think this is the first restaurant in BA where I've encountered literal standing room only. Contrast this to my last visit a number of months ago when 1/3 of the DR was open at 8p (even after it had gotten a lot of favorable buzz).
re: rubadubgdub
"Eat standing up"? Seriously? Can they do that without violating their maximum occupancy?
re: Robert Lauriston
Seriously. Right next to the door is counter space for ~ 3 people, like what you might find at an espresso bar. No seats. You eat standing up.
We had a super lunch at D'Angelo's in MV but since you're coming from NYC I'd probably not suggest Italian.
As an aside, does the name The Big Apple turn off locals? I believe Cali started in Southern CA and spread. So when it's used, it's just kinda labels the user. That's all. Both are better, IMO, than Frisco!!!
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re: c oliver
I would definitely head to Mateo's Cocina Latina in HB.
re: rubadubgdub
Ooh, yes! That's one of the ones I was thinking of. Haven't been. YET.
re: rubadubgdub
Looks good but not too many vege offerings. Someone suggested Scopa to us, anyone been? Up for other suggestions!
re: lavendula
Scopa is fun, with tasty food, you would not be disappointed.
re: grayelf
Yes, I will get on the reservations! I just looked online and Rich Table is booked up but I will call them tomorrow when they re-open. State Bird assured me that they have plenty of offerings for vegetarians, but it is fully booked for the next 60 days :( Bar Tartine also is booked.
I am open to other suggestions besides the ones previously mentioned for this last minute trip!
re: lavendula
Near SF Jazz another option is Bar Jules. The menu changes daily and is not long, but they have generally had vegetarian and fish options when I've been. Definitely call Rich Table; I've been able to get a seat that way when nothing appeared online.
Be sure to go to the upper right-hand corner of this page and do searches for Healdsburg and Mill Valley. You should be able to access to good number of past threads with many helpful recommendations for you to review.
You might check out Bungalow 44 in MV - casual and well-priced:
re: lavendula
I like Local's Corner, but the menu is rather small so I'd take a look ahead of time, especially for the vegetarians.
You might also take a look at the Zuni lunch menu. I think that Zuni at lunch, with wine and oysters, is a great SF experience. Plus, I took my vegetarian brother there a few years back and he was very pleased.
Depending upon day of the week, I'd also consider Bar Tartine.
re: lavendula
Saturday lunch, probably a good time to get into Cotogna.
re: lavendula
Nopalito is great, though I eat at Nopa more often. Their burger makes a great Saturday lunch. But the menu, is more brunch than lunch.
I'd second Robert's Cotogna suggestion if you are looking for more lunch than brunch.
Healdsburg Scopa is probably my favorite. Had a great lunch at Barn Diva last summer, Dry Creek Kitchen is a little more upscale but is consistently very good.
Here's where we ended up:
Dinner at Kokarri
Brunch at Larkspur Inn
Nicks Cove for oysters, fries, and beer
Dinner at Farmhouse Inn
Breakfast at Farmhouse Inn
Sandwiches & sides at Dry Creek General Store
Dinner at Scopa
Lunch at SolBar in Calistoga
The highlights:
Nicks was a favorite with a beautiful location on the water. Meals at the Farmhouse were all very special...in retrospect we would have rather ate there twice than trying Scopa (which was fine but didn't blow us away).
The Dry Creek General Store had delicious sandwiches and was a cool spot to check out - if you are in the area I'd highly suggest a stop there. SolBar was also really nice. We were there in between meals so ordered a bunch of salads and small plates which we enjoyed on the outside patio soaking in the views.


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(d) On October 18, 2013, the Board of Directors (the "Board") of United Natural Foods, Inc., a Delaware corporation (the "Company"), elected Ann Torre Bates to the Board as a Class II director. Ms. Bates' term will expire, along with the terms of the other Class II directors, at the Company's next annual meeting of stockholders which is expected to be held on December 18, 2013. Ms. Bates has not been appointed to a committee of the Board at this time. There are no arrangements or understandings between Ms. Bates and any other persons pursuant to which she was selected as a director. Additionally, there are no transactions involving the Company and Ms. Bates that the Company would be required to report pursuant to Item 404(a) of Regulation S-K.
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BY FRAN SPIELMAN City Hall Reporter December 11, 2013 2:44PM
Juan Rangel, former chief executive officer of the United Neighborhood Organization, with Mayor Rahm Emanuel at Little Village High School in July 2012 | Sun-Times file photo
Updated: January 14, 2014 12:19PM
Juan Rangel was a "distraction from the mission" of the United Neighborhood Organization and did the right thing by resigning as the clout-heavy organization's chief executive, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Wednesday.
Five days after a contracting and hiring scandal that triggered a federal investigation and a state funding cut-off forced Rangel to resign his $250,000-a-year job at the non-profit that operates the largest charter school network in Illinois, Emanuel left no doubt that he supported the move.
The subject is a politically-sensitive one for Emanuel for several reasons.
The mayor is a huge proponent of charter schools. Rangel is Emanuel's former campaign co-chairman and was a mayoral appointee to the Emanuel-chaired Public Building Commission.
And after championing a host of ethics reforms at City Hall, Emanuel cannot afford to look the other way when allegations of contract cronyism and hiring favoritism are raised anywhere, let alone at an organization run by a close political ally.
Rangel had three family members on the UNO payroll. Sources said two of them quit recently, including Rangel's nephew Carlos Jaramillo, UNO's deputy chief of staff.
"UNO is both part of the education of our children in Chicago because about 5,000 kids go to those schools. And they're also one of the longest established neighborhood groups in America," the mayor said after Wednesday's City Council meeting.
"Juan Rangel has served it and served it well. But he knows that he was a distraction from the mission. My primary mission is the education of our children and I want to see the high quality education of the children in those schools maintained."
The mayor was asked whether the contracting scandal uncovered by the Chicago Sun-Times has shaken his confidence in UNO as a charter operator that receives millions from the Chicago Public Schools.
"They have a lot to answer and there are proper people asking questions, okay?" the mayor said, apparently referring to the federal Securities and Exchange Commission.
"UNO serves a role in its schools separate and distinct from what it does as a neighborhood group. And I want to see those standards up kept. The most important standards are the standards as it relates to the education of our children."
In addition to his political alliance with Emanuel, Rangel has close ties to Ald. Edward M. Burke (14th), whose daughter-in-law works for the organization, and to Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan (D-Chicago), who sponsored a $98 million state school-construction grant to UNO in 2009.
The state money — believed to be the largest government subsidy for charter schools in the country — fueled UNO's rapid growth as a charter operator. But the way UNO spent the money caused Rangel's downfall.
Rangel's top aide, Miguel d'Escoto, resigned in February, days after the Chicago Sun-Times reported UNO had given $8.5 million of business — paid for with the state grant — to companies owned by two of d'Escoto's brothers.
The revelation prompted Gov. Pat Quinn to suspend grant payments to UNO in April, which temporarily halted construction of a new UNO high school on the Southwest Side.
Rangel offered a public apology, saying he had "failed to exercise proper oversight."
Quinn lifted the suspension, and work on the UNO Soccer Academy Charter High School resumed. But Quinn disclosed recently that he has suspended payments from the remaining $15 million after the federal Securities and Exchange Commission began investigating UNO over its bond dealings.
In September, the SEC's enforcement division in Chicago told UNO the agency "is conducting an investigation . . . to determine if violations of the federal securities laws have occurred."
The SEC asked for documents related to $37.5 million the group borrowed from private investors, as well as records involving the state grant.
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Maybe she's just that popular, despite not winning either season? Or getting more screen time early on to blunt the impact of Britney Spears on X Factor?
Whatever the reason, she is picking up aspiring singing stars left and right in Season 3. Read our recap below to see which blind auditions made the cut!
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Eden Wood, Toddlers & Tiaras Legend, Lands Own Reality Showby Free Britney at . Comments
In a sign that the apocalypse really may take place in 2012, Toddlers & Tiaras standout Eden Wood has just inked a deal for her own reality show on the Logo network.
According to WetPaint, the gay-lesbian channel that brings us hits like RuPaul's Drag Race and Bad Sex is set to film an as-yet-untitled reality series starring Eden, 6.
"The show will document Eden and her mother's move from their Arkansas hometown to the Big Apple," the website claims, citing a source close to the pint-size star.
"So far, the four main characters are Eden, her mom, her manager, and her agent. Right now, they're set to start filming at the very beginning of 2012." Characters.
When contacted about the Eden Wood reality show, a representative for Logo said the network does not comment on stories about shows possibly in development.
But it's totes on. Whoop dee doo. Don't everyone celebrate at once.
Should Toddlers & Tiaras be pulled off the air?
Eden is a pretty little girl - made glamorous for her competing in the Toddlers and Tiaras TV show. I am wondering just what can a reality show consist of with a little girl whose claim to fame is just dressing up and having people who like her. I do not watch the network she is purported to be having a show on this year so that's out for me. I am not a prejudiced person but truly would like to know what the purpose of any network wanting a little girl's real life showing on TV is.
This mother is terrible. She exploits her child just like a pimp. So sad, she should be up on child abuse charges, not on the television screen. Terrible parenting, TLC should be ashamed.
The mothers, fathers, which ever person is in charge, should be made to sit down when their child is on the stage. The child is supposed to be the center of attention and having it copy someone out in the audience with their dancing, shaking, prancing, etc. not only detracts from the child's appearance on stage but also looks positively foolish. If all is needed is a pretty face, hair and outfit why go to the trouble of trying to get a child to "perform".
The people the child is with are doing the performing, if you want to call it that. If a child cannot do it's thing without copying someone in the audience then it doesn't need to do anything. Period. Watching a 2 year old "perform" is a little ludicrous when most of them have just been taught to throw a kiss or shake their little hinnies. That's not performing. Thank you.


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SAN ANTONIO — Tim Duncan had 21 points and 10 rebounds, and the San Antonio Spurs beat the Miami Heat 110-95 on Thursday night in Game 1 of the NBA Finals inside a sweltering AT&T Center.
With an air conditioning failure making it feel like basketball in a sauna and causing LeBron James to battle cramps that knocked him out of the game's decisive stretch, the Spurs pulled away to win the opener of the first finals rematch since 1998.
Manu Ginobili had 16 points and 11 assists, and Tony Parker added 19 points and eight assists for the Spurs, who shot 59 percent and improved to 6 for 6 in NBA Finals Game 1s.
James finished with 25 points but played only 33 minutes, and Miami was outscored 36-17 in the fourth quarter.
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NEW YORK – Yahoo Inc.'s board has approved a $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr Inc., a service that hosts 108 million blogs, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.
Tumblr would continue to operate as an independent business and a deal might be announced as early as today, the people told the newspaper.
Yahoo has scheduled a media event in New York today to unveil updates to its Flickr photo-sharing site, a person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News.
Parade incident was an accident
Authorities believe the driver who plowed into dozens of hikers marching in a Virginia mountain town parade suffered from a medical condition and did not cause the crash intentionally, an emergency official said Sunday.
Officials did not have a formal confirmation or specifics on the condition, but based on the accounts of authorities and witnesses on the scene, they are confident the issue was medical, said Pokey Harris, Washington County's director of emergency management.
As many as 60 people suffered injuries ranging from critical to superficial at Saturday's parade.
Alaska volcano no threat to flights
Alaska's Pavlof Volcano sent ash and steam skyward Sunday but not enough to raise the aviation threat for international air carriers.
A satellite at 12:40 a.m. measured an ash cloud at 19,500 feet, just below the 20,000-foot threshold considered to be a major threat to transcontinental aircraft. outlets.
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North Korea fired a projectile into waters off its eastern coast Sunday, a day after launching three short-range missiles in the same area, officials said.
North Korea routinely test-launches short-range missiles. But the latest launches came during a period of tentative diplomacy aimed at easing recent tension, including near-daily threats by North Korea to attack South Korea and the U.S. this year.
Syrian troops push to Lebanese border
Syrian troops pushed into a rebel-held town near the Lebanese border on Sunday, fighting house-to-house and bombing from the air as President Bashar Assad tried to strengthen his grip on a strategic strip of land running from the capital to the Mediterranean coast.
Government forces launched the offensive on the town of Qusair just hours after Assad said in a newspaper interview that he'll stay in his job until elections – effectively rejecting an opposition demand that any talks on a political transition to resolve the 26-month-old civil war lead to his ouster.
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Hundreds of Pakistani children have died of measles in the past year and more deaths are expected because Pakistani health officials have incompetently handled vaccination programs, according to a government report on the epidemic.
The number of reported cases soared from 863 to 21,491 between 2009 and 2012 because of "pathetically low routine immunization during this period," said the report prepared by the Ombudsman's Secretariat, a federal watchdog that reviewed failures in implementation of the anti-measles programs.


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Raleigh area breakfast options?
- meatn3 Aug 27, 2009 12:07 PM
I moved here a few years ago and have been delighted with the wide range of delicious dining options. The one category that I have not found a new "go to" spot is breakfast.
I am looking for breakfast served all day (or at least until dinner) in a comfortable atmosphere using local ingredients in interesting ways. Daily specials reflecting the season or the chefs whim would be a plus.
While I know it is annoying as heck to hear newcomers talk about how good ____ was back home, I guess I am hoping to find a Triangle incarnation of my last favorite breakfast place - Sunny Point in Asheville.
Any suggestions (aside from moving!) are appreciated!
re: Lewes17266
I meant to mention Brig's in Cary too. Brig's was very popular a few years ago. There were often lines outside the door on weekend mornings. I am not sure if they offer breakfast all day.
re: Lewes17266
Thanks for the reminder of Brigs. I've been to the Raleigh location and like their huge breakfast menu and monthly specials.
I never think of the Gypsy's Shiny Diner except when I see it during a visit to Grand Asia.
I'll make an effort to give them a try.
re: Tehama
I haven't tried your 1st and 2nd suggestions. Do they serve breakfast all day?
I have been to Finch's. They did a good basic, inexpensive breakfast. ISTR they close in the early afternoon? I don't recall local ingredients or specials that were out of the ordinary standards.
Remedy Diner, downtown on Hargett Street, might fit your bill. They don't have a long menu of breakfast-type options, but they are offered all day, and they do use fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Also, there is the Flying Biscuit in Cameron Village, which is more breakfast-centric. I have only been there a couple of times when it first opened, and the service was so slow and confused that we haven't been back. But if you like their menu, it might be worth giving them a try now that they have had some time to work out the kinks.
State Farmers Market Restaurant is great! They serve breakfast until 3pm and have daily specials. I will 2nd the vote for Brigs & Gregory's is good also. I think everyone in the area should try State Farmers Market restaurant at least once---everything there is very fresh. ( I personally think Gypsys is nothing special)
It looks like its doesn't have as large or eclectic of a menu as your Sunny Point, but what they have is good and fresh. Sunny Point looks like a great place!
Here is a review and pictures:
re: eat2winraleigh
Gypsy now runs the State Farmers Market Restaurant.
re: eat2winraleigh
Gregory's in Cary has now closed permanently. I have no details.
Am I the only person who finds Brigs/Gregorys/Courtneys underwhelming? (I lump them all together because I haven't found much diference in their menu's.) I've been there several times, but it's more because of a lack of other options than out of any love for their food.
Original Pancake House in Columbia...Pancake Pantry in Nashville...I wish I could say Raleigh had ANYTHING comparable.
re: Suzy Q
I agree with you completely---other than there is one dish I order at Brigs that is really special--the Knight skillet. Everything else is just OK--I think
re: eat2winraleigh
We love Acme for brunch, unfortunately, they only serve it on Sundays. They are inventive and keep it fresh yet still manage to pull off their staples. Try the Orange County Special... trust me.
Acme Food & Beverage Co
110 E Main St, Carrboro, NC 27510
re: Suzy Q
I used to go to the Pancake Pantry in Nashville!
Yes, so far I've found decent standard breakfasts in Raleigh. Haven't found much that is really unique. Gaks has a little something extra, but they are very slow, service is friendly but forgetful and it seemed a little to expensive for what you got, I have found a breakfast at Elmo's Diner in Durham that I like. But, I'm in east Raleigh. I was not as happy at their Carboro location.
I too end up at Courtneys on occasion due to lack of other options.
I really just want a place that puts some creative energy behind non Sysco ingredients...
re: meatn3
Have you been to Foster's Market in Durham? They used to offer breakfast into the afternoon on weekends. I would say their kitchen approached its breakfast specials in creative ways with seasonal and local ingredients.
We liked Elmo's for breakfast too. It is not a Chowhound favorite however, I found that out.
re: Lewes17266
I've been to Fosters in C.H. for lunch but was never early enough for breakfast.Once in a while we do a grown up sleep over (no dui's for us!) with friend in the area. Next time I'll try to get to Fosters early! I'm not positive, but I believe their Durham location (by Brightleaf Sq/ Morgan Imports) has changed hands. At the location I think was Fosters I have had a nice lunch.
My problem is I'm on an extreme night schedule, so very seldom am I able to catch a normal breakfast service...and that is the one meal I love but do not like to cook!
re: Suzy Q
No, you're not the only one who prefers to avoid Brigs. I can't really find any good reason to go there. I'd honestly rather have a country steak biscuit from Bo's any day.
re: Suzy Q
I'm with ya, Suzy Q! I've been once to each place and will not go back.
I do like Elmo's in Durham, though.
re: Suzy Q
Gregory's is one of the few (if not the only) places I've found that does a Monte Cristo sandwich in the area. I've only been there once and that was what I got and enjoyed it.
It's the time issue that's a problem suggesting a place for you! There are a lot of great brunches in the area but they often stop serving by 2pm. As a night owl, I feel your pain. =) On the weekend, I would also suggest Guglhupf, right next door to Foster's Market in Durham. They serve their brunch menu until 3 on Sundays and I love, LOVE their riff on Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, dill, and scrambled eggs. I do think Brig's is pretty good at the Highway 55 and 54 intersection in Durham, too. You might also want to try George's Diner on Hillsborough in Durham--I haven't been there yet but they do serve breakfast 24 hours. Reviews on the place is mixed, some raves, some rants but I'm reserving judgment until I give it a 3am hunger pain visit.
re: thegourmez
FYI, George's Diner is no more. Saw a "for rent" sign when I drove past it the other day.
Apparently Neal's Deli in Carrboro does a breakfast and now Dos Perros in Durham does one (run by the chef/owner of Jujube).
Neal's Deli
100 E Main St Ste C, Carrboro, NC 27510
For a dive bfast place I liked Finch's Restaurant. I went with a couple out of town girlfriends after a night of reminiscing and wine drinking. Tried Farmers Market and wan't impressed. Also, don't knock the Cracker Barrell. And I agree about Brigs, over priced and boring.
I have eaten my way across the breakfast options of Raleigh and they are pretty sad. My favorites have been
1) Bob Evan's - suprisingly better than a Denny's or something like that with lots of options. Yes I know it's a chain, a shameless thing for a foodie to recommend.
2) Finch's (http://demandy.com/finchs-restaurant/) for that greasy spoon feel and for breakfast under $5.
3) Decent cheap breakfast at O'Malley's Tavern (http://demandy.com/omalleys/) off Glenwood Ave.
4) Flying Biscuit (http://demandy.com/flying-biscuit-cafe/) I loved but I have heard mixed things about service there (Cameron Village).
I agree that Brig's, Courtney's and god forbid Your House are generally crap. I also did not enjoy my overpriced breakfast at Remedy (http://demandy.com/remedy-diner/). I hear Watkins Grille is good downtown but have not made it there.
As linked above my blog has some reviews and food pics from these places - http://demandy.com.
re: panthur
I have to say that I recently ate at a Bob Evans for breakfast and was very pleasantly surprised. Its not great by any stretch, but it was pretty good. There is a Flying Biscuit opening soon near me in Charlotte...I've heard so many good and bad things about it I want to try it myself and see.
Is there a Your House in Raleigh? I thought the only YH was in G'boro...I've never seen one anywhere else. Ah, memories from my youth...
re: carolinadawg
There is a Your House on Capital Blvd in Raleigh. Open 24 hours. Have never eaten there.
Your House Restaurant
5110 Capital Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27616
re: panthur
Does Village Deli do a breakfast over in Cameron Village? I know Cafe Carolina probably does some semblance of the rush-to-work breakfast (a la Panera or Brueggers). I was only at Briggs in Durham twice and far apart in my times... I didn't think it was that awful, but the locations may be vastly different. Don't know Raleigh's options. I wonder if that new Diner place on Glenwood does Breakfast All day. What type of a breakfast are you looking for? Does Pam's do breakfast? What about Birds (I think thats what it is called) near Peace St.. or maybe that is Finches..
We love Brigs for breakfast. Recently stumbled on to another great breakfast restaurant, at Capital Blvd just inside 540, called Mimi's Cafe. Check out their menu at: http://www.mimiscafe.com/ .


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Word that Kim Kardashian is seriously considering following old tradition — and taking future husband Kris Humphries' name when the couple marries this summer — is causing concern in Kamp Kardashian.
Both Kim's mom, Kris Jenner, and key members of Ryan Seacrest's production company (which produces the various Kardashian reality shows) are cool to that idea.
"This is all about branding," said a Seacrest team insider, "and Kim is a very valuable brand — known worldwide as Kim Kardashian. There is no reason for her to become 'Mrs. Kris Humphries,' and I hope to God she doesn't hyphenate her name and become Mrs. Kardashian-Humphries.
"If anything — Kris should change his name to Kris Kardashian," added the source with a big guffaw.
† Meanwhile, Kardashian herself was very quick to deny an OK! Magazine cover story — with a headline screaming, "I'm Having a Baby!"
In a statement, Kardashian insisted, "This is crazy! I am NOT pregnant! Magazines can be so tricky with their wording. The inside [of the magazine] states that one day I want a baby! But I'm not pregnant."
PHOTO FLASH: As Blake Lively continues to ramp up her fast-escalating romance with Leonardo DiCaprio, the "Gossip Girl" actress is also working hard to quash those nude photos put out on the Internet purporting to be her.
The actress hired an attorney who is threatening legal action against both the creator of the hoax and anyone who publishes the photos.
† Along similar lines, a longtime L.A. paparazzi source tells me that there could be more "celebrity" naked pictures and videos expected to come out soon, this time allegedly "starring" Britney Spears, Angelina Jolie, Lady Gaga and Katy Perry.
"There are some amazing look-alikes working in L.A. today and looking to make a few extra bucks," said my source, who added, "These will be as fake as the Blake Lively shots."
AGENDA ACTION: Chicago's Nikki Kaapke ("The Bachelor") is launching her new cooking website, thedekadentdiva.com, at Market's rooftop June 10 with former "Bachelor" and "Bachelorette" competitors scheduled to attend, including Ashley Hunt, Caitlyn McCabe, Erin Harper, Suzie Williams, Jason Resmini, Brian Duke and David Vargas.
† Rock fans should check out the traveling exhibit of memorabilia on display today at Hard Rock Cafe Chicago on West Ontario — featuring such items as Jimi Hendrix's custom Gibson Flying V guitar, Michael Jackson's jacket from the "Beat It" video, a funny letter Bono sent to Sting, Madonna's wedding dress worn in the "Like a Virgin" video at the first MTV Video Music Awards in 1984 and the original Eric Clapton guitar that started the Hard Rock's collection.
† Chicagoan Dr. Ian Smith (VH1's "Celebrity Fit Club") will lead a "Makeover Mile" one-mile walk, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Saturday behind the UIC phys. ed. building at 901 W. Roosevelt. It's designed to promote CVS' "To Your Health" anti-obesity, healthy lifestyle, better health program.
MAKIN' MUSIC: The soundtrack for the upcoming film "The Help," starring Emma Stone, Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer — based on Kathryn Stockett's mega-best-selling novel — will include "The Living Proof," a song written and recorded by Grammy winner Mary J. Blige.
RISING STARS: Yes, that romance between top "American Idol" contestant Pia Toscano and her "Dancing With the Stars" beau Mark Ballas is moving along very nicely — so much so that friends expect the duo to shortly set up joint housekeeping in L.A.
Toscano, who already has dumped her old New York boyfriend, is prepping for the upcoming "Idol" Top 10 tour this summer — plus talking to Ballas about dreaming up a joint singing and dancing show they would do together.
SEEN ON THE SCENE: Thomas Ian Nicholas ("American Pie") was watched by family and friends as he performed at Angels & Kings Chicago's weekly "Acoustic AK" series, where former "American Idol" contestant Aly Jados also entertained. … Country stars Rascal Flatts were spied hangin' at the Underground, along with the Bulls' Joakim Noah. … Carlucci in Downers Grove was the eatery of choice for the Bears' Greg Olsen — who teamed up with reality star Bill Rancic to boost the "Chicago Walk for Autism Awareness."
Bill Zwecker reports regularly on "Good Day Chicago" and "Fox Chicago News at 9" on WFLD-Channel 32.


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The Chartered Institute of Marketing is at the forefront of marketing and sales
knowledge creation. As any professional marketer knows, knowledge and insight are
critical to successful marketing and people performance. This knowledge is then
shared through a number of easy to access channels, here's what's coming up:
On 6 June 2014, CIM and Bloomberg showcased their second annual Digital Summit, a major industry event that explored the dramatic shifts in digital capability and potential. It was a day filled with real-life case studies, in-depth analysis and expert insights. The day was designed to help marketers keep pace with ever-accelerating change. More than 275 senior marketers congregated at Bloomberg's European Headquarters to explore the following topics and hear from expert speakers on:
Each year we celebrate the success of our members who graduate with one of CIM's industry-recognised qualifications. This prestigious event distinguishes their achievement through a special honouring ceremony. The 2014 event will take place at Church House Conference Centre in London on Saturday 22 November 2014. Graduates with the following qualifications who will have sat their last exam in either September/December 2013 or March/June 2014 are eligible to attend: Chartered Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing, Professional Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing, Professional Diploma in Marketing and Diploma in Strategic Sales Practice.
Entry is now open for the CIM Marketing Excellence Awards. This year's categories are based on our revised Professional Marketing Standards©, the Standards give individuals and organisations the basis on which to assess the abilities of a capable and competent marketer. The Awards night where the winners will be announced is being held at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London on 27 April 2015. Enter now and gain the recognition you deserve.
London - 6 November 2014
This year's Fellows Networking Event will take place in London on Thursday 6 November 2014. We are inviting CIM Fellows to this exclusive briefing to share our new brand vision. You will hear first-hand:
We will also be joined by Martin George, Chief Commercial Officer at the Post Office Group, who will be presenting his perspectives on the challenges and changes facing the marketing profession, and his reflections on a career including Board-level marketing leadership roles at British Airways and BUPA. The evening will conclude with an opportunity for CIM Fellows' to contribute to a discussion on the agenda for a major CIM thought leadership initiative in early 2015.
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