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1444 Light St.
Baltimore, MD 21230
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Contemporary American
$30 and under
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liv2eat Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(443) 449-7129
Hours of Operation:
Sun-Thurs 5-9pm
Fri & Sat 5-10pm
Sunday Brunch 10-2pm
Monday Closed
Happy Hour: Tues, Wed, Thurs 5-7pm
$5 House wines, $3 Beers, $15 Sangria Carafe
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American
Executive Chef:
Kevin Perry
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
We welcome any budget and group setting. Our events coordinator will be happy to work with you. For more information, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Special Events & Promotions:
New Year's Eve at LIV2EAT! Join us for a special dinner on this last day of 2013. Our Best New Restaurant (City Paper) Chef Kevin Perry is working on the menu details but has decided on a Five Course preparation for $75/pp.
We will welcome you with champagne and offer an amuse bouche.
Please make a reservation through our website, www.liv2eat.com, with the Open Table link.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Fort Ave.
Public Transit:
Free Circulator - Purple Line
Charles St. & Fort Ave stop (1 block away)
Parking Details:
Street, Parking garage on West St (3 blocks), Valet (Fri. & Sat.; all private events)
A word from liv2eat
We feature seasonal entrees and salads as well as house pastas and bread.
We care about where our food comes from and understand the importance of sustainability.
The offerings change several times a year and are complimented by a varied wine and craft beer list.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
Diners' Choice Winner
Contemporary American
Diners' Choice Winner
Neighborhood Gem
Diner Reviews
Great experience, service was
pleasant knowledgeable but not intrusive. Food was decadent. Wines was tasty at a great price point. Highly recommend it!! Did not disappoint!"
Dined on 3/7/2014
I came in for restaurant week and
my good was delicious! I would definitley come back especially for the risotto fritters!"
Dined on 2/22/2014
Food always tastes good and the
menu reflects the seasonal ingredients in the kitchen that week/night. Service is great, attentive but not overbearing in anyway. Federal Hill does not have many options for a nice place to get dinner."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Tried this for Restaurant Week and
it was a great choice. The brussel sprout salad was fantastic and while the risotto balls were good, they were pretty rich and filling, so beware and choose the salad instead. The baked cod was wonderful and so was the pork, all with lots of tasty spinach. The panacotta was also great and the cookies were incredibly rich. Only drawback to this restaurant is the parking -- we circled the streets for a while and finally found a tiny space. The valet parking is not obvious."
Dined on 2/19/2014
Fixed Price menu during
Restaurant Week offered diverse selections. Brussel sprout salad was tasty, flank steak had amazing taste. Happy to see local foods on menu. Service was friendly, able to make recommendations . Loved wine tasting~ 3 oz each of 3 wines. Music and ambiance was festive yet not overpower- ing."
Dined on 2/16/2014
We went on Feb 15 and they only
had a prefix Valentines day menu - though they said they we could order ala carte from that menu. Problem was that menu was very limiting and when I made reservations the website did not state they were going to have a limited menu or the prefix menu from the night before (Valentine's Day). So that was disappointing as the menu the website looked interesting. The prefix menu was not very exciting. The food was done well just not overwhelming where I left thinking I wanted to tell people about the place. Definitely a cute place, a nice neighborhood restaurant. Service was a bit slow as there seemed to be only one server. Overall good based on what I had..."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Perhaps because it was restaurant
week menu. We'll try again."
Dined on 2/16/2014
We live in the neighborhood and
have been to Liv2eat on two prior occasions. We really enjoyed our first dinner there, and again for brunch. We decided to come there for this past Valentine's Day, and I was disappointed to see there was a "pre-fixe" menu. I looked all over the website ahead of time but saw nothing regarding a special V-Day menu so we thought we would get their regular menu which is great. Our 1st, 2nd, and 4th courses were good - Oyster soup, Fettuccine, and Cookies/Cream dessert. My only complaint was the main course choices, cod or greek lamb. The greek lamb was very salty and a very random choice compared to the rest of the courses. Not a fan. However, the service and ambience was cute and helpful as usual."
Dined on 2/14/2014
From the time you walk in the
door, you are welcomed. This is the kitchen that will not disappoint only matched by a knowledgeable wait staff who add to the dining experience without becoming the dining experience. Short seasonal menu allowing the chefs to focus on each individual dish. Oyster stew was creamy without being heavy filled with large gently simmered oysters. My fish was moist, firm and delicately seasoned. Desserts are worth the trip itself. How can cookies be so outstanding, try them and find out yourself. My thoughts are that if table cloths and dimmer lights were in place, this would be the most well rounded romantic dining spot in the city, without snobbery. Oh and don't miss brunch, Yummy!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Our Valentines day started out
with a screaming child carrying balloons hitting my head as she shrieked across the room. Then they only had a set menu (not listed on website when I made reservation). The soup was as close to canned as it could possibly be, followed by a shrimp pasta........or rather pasta with one shrimp. ONE. SHRIMP. The next course was a "romantically shared entree" ....read one entree, but this way we can charge more and not have to give each person their own meal. The saltiest, worst crock pot lamb I have ever eaten. Did I mention we had no water? Had to ask 3 times to get a glass of water. To as insult to injury it was SO hot in the dining room that people were sweating and complaining. NEVER GO HERE."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Food was interesting & tasty,
Personable friendly owners make this a place to keep coming back to!"
Dined on 2/11/2014
The food is always fabulous! I
have been happy with every thing that I have ordered from burger, to homemade pasta, to pork, steak, you name it. I would recommend it to anyone!"
Dined on 1/22/2014
liv2eat has become one of our
favorite places in downtown Baltimore. The restaurant and the bar have a cozy feel to them (years ago it used to house the Bicycle restaurant), and it's fun to see the chef and crew in action preparing your dinner. The menu is intentionally kept small to ensure the freshness of ingredients and high quality of food. The service is very attentive and friendly and familiar with the menu and wine list. I highly recommend a visit."
Dined on 2/1/2014
What a great find! I believe I
have now had the best pork loin ever. The pork was cooked and seasoned to perfection. It needed nothing, but the spinach and savory accompanients were not only a perfect accompaniment (I like the comfort food trend, but needed a welcome break from everyhting with pork belly, etc) they were not heavy and the plate was presented well enough that it caught my attention. It is a limited menu, but they have several meat choices, including fish, a vegetarian/pasta choice, and a burger. Who cares if the menu is not huge as long as they do what they do so well, right? Now, I hope don't have a problem getting in the restaurant by taking the time to right a note of this length. ... a first for me."
Dined on 1/31/2014
Great food, had a wonderful shrimp
& grits plate that was to die for. My only complaint is that we went on a Sunday night and they were not serving 3 out of the 5 dinner plates. They claimed that since it was Sunday, they had run out of ingredients from a busy Saturday night. I get that, but it was disappointing that my first two dinner choices were unavailable. Otherwise, nice dining experience and I would recommend to a friend."
Dined on 1/26/2014
This is the place to go for
quality, balanced dishes. Their clam chowder is thickened with potato instead of being overloaded with cream, it's like San Fran in a bowl. The salmon carpaccio is cured there so it isn't overly intense, but still pairs amazing with the capers and the acid in the salad. Then, we had a dish of venison loin and pork shoulder, cooked perfectly pink of course. It was paired with cabbage and a gastric that was a perfect accompaniment to such game meat. Plus, what their drink list lacks in countless options it makes up for in thoughtful choices. They had the Full Tilt Berger cookie stout I love but struggle to find. Then our thoughtful server suggested a wine to pair with dinner. Tl;dr eat here"
Dined on 1/25/2014
We ordered the salmon carpaccio
appetizer, then the strip steak and venison/wild boar entrees. It was extremely quiet there given that it was just named Best New Restaurant for 2013 by City Paper, but the food was amazing. The draught list isn't very long but they have good local beers and a lot of wine selections. Cleaned our plates- highly recommend!"
Dined on 1/25/2014
This neighborhood nook offers
straightforward quality without pretense. The dining area is small and brightly lit, so it's not suitable for date night or if you're looking to make a big event out of your dinner. That said, everyone with me liked their entree. The crab, beef and pork were all carefully seasoned and smartly prepared. The chef's skills are evident. You're here for the food; you can get beer and wine, but there is no liquor. (Probably a good call, since your booze glow would be visible from space, given how bright the place is.) There are also no soup spoons, which makes sense because the French onion soup has no melted cheese. Skip to the risotto fritters and get dessert too. Our waiter was nice, but seemed endlessly confused."
Dined on 1/15/2014
Liv2Eat continues to refine and
improve. The chef is really delivering on each plate, from the most sublime meatballs, through the mussels, and onto the fine meats. The menu changes seasonally and every dish we ate pleased. Bravo Chef Kevin!"
Dined on 1/11/2014
My favorite neighborhood
restaruant with a varying menu that always remains local"
Dined on 11/16/2013
Small, eclectic, urban blended
with the 1940's Compact maybe 15 tables, wide mix of patrons and ages Appetizers~~ the surprises, did I mention a small restaurant that could . . ."
Dined on 1/4/2014
Went here for dinner with my
friends on my birthday. We decided to share the food "tapas" style and ordered a few appetizers and entrees between us. The restaurant was very accommodating and did not mind that we did this. The food was wonderful and the wine was awesome! We had a very friendly waitress who proved to be quite helpful in our selections."
Dined on 12/27/2013
The courtyard was a nice seating
area. The food was delicious and the wine tasting flight was great. I would highly recommend dining here. I will be back!"
Dined on 10/1/2013
The hostess was in a horrible
mood, there was no-one in there and she sat us up at the front window jammed in the little spot. My husband is 6' 5" which didn't work. It was also chilly and the chairs are metal so not very comfortable. The waitress was very nice but not good at being a waitress. Since it was cold I asked for tea, she didn't offer me options and I saw 3 on the menu. She never checked back after our appetizer or main dish was delivered to ask if we needed anything, how is everthing, didn't see her again until our plates had been picked up to ask if we wanted desert."
Dined on 11/30/2013
Dinner started out great with the
fritters, but the squash soup fell flat, lacking in flavor of any kind. I had only three bites of the soup before the entrees came out. The timing was disappointing and we were not the only table taking about it. We asked them to take the entrees back and of course by the time they arrived, the pork was dry and scallops like rubber."
Dined on 11/30/2013
We started off with appetizers of
PEI Mussels, Risotto Fritters and the House Fries. The mussels and fried were great but the surprise were the risotto fritters in a light creme fraiche with shaved parmigiano sprinkled on it! Delicious! I then had the Brussel Sprout salad which was shaved sprouts, bacon, cashews in a vinaigrette piled high but light. Yummy! My friend had the mushroom soup which was very light on the cream and mainly mushrooms but extraordinary! Finally I had the sea scallops, pan seared with brussel sprouts and a squash puree which was so full of flavor I wanted to lick the plate! We shared the "cooked to order" cookies & milk for dessert which really hit the spot! Liv2Eat is a great little gem!"
Dined on 11/30/2013
Great spot to have a romantic
dinner or grab just a quick bite to eat. Very relaxed atmosphere"
Dined on 11/30/2013
this restaurant has a very limited
menu that never changes. Also, I would not recommend the wine choices. Be careful with the valet parking. After waiting a very long time for them to get our car, they told us that they lost the keys. They said that they think that they dropped them in someone else's car but that they knew who they were and would try to call them to bring the keys back. They then had a limo drive us to our house to get the spare set of keys. On the way back to our house, the called and said that they found the keys. Needless to say, they are very disorganized."
Dined on 11/22/2013
Very nice restaurant. One of my
favorites. Needs an extra waiter/waitress or two. Service was good once it arrived. Very nice waitress and yes the place was busy. Food was very good. Needs to have the limited menu options available. I will go back. One more thing...just go with the valet parking. It's nonsense trying to find a parking space in S. Balto."
Dined on 11/16/2013
We were delighted with our first
dining experience at Liv2Eat. To celebrate their first anniversary, we started with complimentary glasses of champagne. We then enjoyed butternut squash soup, Peking duck confit, and scallops with brussel sprouts. All the dishes were delicious! We look forward to returning."
Dined on 11/8/2013
It took several weeks to get a
brunch reservation, as there was never any availability given the limited hours. We arrived on time, but it took over an hour to get seated. The front room was tiny, crowded, and noisy. We were directly in the path of the servers. It took an interminable amount of time to get our drinks and place our orders. My brunch was supposed to be French Toast with fruit and whipped topping - I received 3 pieces of sliced baguette that had been buttered (no egg) and fried till brick-hard. It was painful to eat, there was no fruit/topping, and I had to ask the server to bring syrup. My fiancé had "eggs Florentine" - it was literally just muffin, egg, spinach. No Hollondaise sauce, nothing else. We will not return."
Dined on 8/25/2013
This was really a great place--it
was a hoppin' Saturday night, and our waiter was a little overburdened, but still paid as much attention as he could. The food was excellent. My mushroom soup was very flavorful, though a little thick. The pasta dish with squid ink pasta and PEI mussels was fabulous. My mother-in-law had the Amich chicken, which was also great, with a really good parsnip puree. She and I intend to return, which means it appeals to a broad range of ages."
Dined on 11/16/2013
We went to Liv2Eat on a Wednesday
night. It was busy with a party in the front room. The staff was gracious and accomodating. Our meals were all excellent and when we left both the hostess and I believe the owner thanked us for coming. Those are the kinds of things that make me want to come back again."
Dined on 11/6/2013
Soups were very good (squash and
mushroom). Nice restaurant. High top chairs were very uncomfortable."
Dined on 11/10/2013
I've been to Liv2Eat a few times
before, and this time did not disappoint. I was with diners that have never been and raved about the experience and food for days afterwards. I highly recommend the scallops or crab cakes when they are on the menu. The mussels have the most phenomenal sauce, you will want to lick the bowl when you are done. Also - the freshly baked cookies are a must have. Our server was friendly, maybe a little pushy, but very attentive."
Dined on 11/7/2013
The food was great and the
portions were so large. Our waitress was by far the best I've seen in Baltimore."
Dined on 11/8/2013
Interesting and refreshing menu.
First time dining at Liv2Eat but will go back. Nice size portions, good presentation and different twist than the standard menus that all added up to a good meal."
Dined on 11/3/2013
Overall the restaurant was very
good. Everyone was very friendly. Food was cooked exactly as we requested. Service was excellent. we really liked walking past the kitchen to see the chefs in action."
Dined on 10/25/2013
We had a great time celebrating my
wife's birthday at Liv2Eat. We ordered a bunch of First Course items and basically snacked our way through dinner. Everything was delicious, and the only reason I didn't rate "outstanding" is because we haven't tried any of the second courses yet! But we will definitely go back to try, and I'm sure they will be outstanding. Our server was incredibly friendly and helpful, and we thought the playlist that night was very cool. The only drawback is that we went a bit late on a Wednesday night, so there weren't very many other people in the restaurant, so it was hard to gauge what the ambiance would be like at a more normal dining hour. Best New Restaurant of 2013 award from City Paper is right!"
Dined on 10/24/2013
We had a party of 5 and everyone
enjoyed their dinner. The service was attentive and friendly. Recommendations were well advised. We all agreed to return. The only complaint was not liv2eat, it was the traffic getting to the restaurant. We were lucky to find a parking place but would recommend the valet parking to avoid a lot of frustration driving through the narrow streets!"
Dined on 10/13/2013
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Cantillon Mamouche - Brasserie Cantillon
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4.14/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Poured from a 750 mL bottle into a tulip. This was bottled on June 26, 2013. Served at cellar temperature.
Appearance: Pours a translucent (but nearly opaque) honey-rose color and leaves a finger of white head which fizzles away quickly to nothing.
Smell: Very interesting/different. Funky/floral/vegetabley/peppers (both hot and sweet)/pollen. A unique aroma. The floral notes, which are hidden behind the big vegetable/pepper smell is really nice. As it warms, a green pepper smell becomes quite pronounced.
Taste: Actually hits a lot of the same notes as the aroma, but more subtle (luckily). Flower stems, flower blossoms, lemon zest, peppercorn, still has a lot of pepper : green in particular, a hint of hot peppers though (without the spice). Only a bit sour. Definitely unique.
Mouth-feel: Medium carbonation, although for some reason it feels a bit flatter than it is. Light to medium body. Pretty dry all the way through.
Overall: Way different than I could have expected. The flavor is very plant influenced, and it is unlike any beverage I've consumed. Definitely not my favorite Cantillon, but is very interesting and worth a try.
Serving type: bottle
03-01-2014 23:21:34 | More by Resuin
4.31/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A-hazy yellow orange color with a decent white head and some lacing
S-lemon, yeasty funk, floral, slight herbal
T-grain, lemon, floral, herbal, nice funk, tart apple, little oak
F-medium body with lively carbonation, tart and crisp
O-another solid Cantillon lambic, found the floral and herbal notes of the elder flowers quite enjoyable
Serving type: bottle
02-23-2014 18:36:58 | More by MDDMD
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4.09/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Sampled from a 750ml bottle bottled on 26 June 2013.
A - Gold with a slight haze and a moderate white head. Very inviting.
S - Very floral with some funky and lemony notes. Interesting and complex.
T - A lemony tart bite but not especially intense. Very floral. It was very interesting but I'm not sure the floral aspects enhance the underlying work. It starts better then it finishes.
M - Smooth and silky with a low to moderate carbonation.
O - Glad I tried it but not one I'd pursue regularly.
Serving type: bottle
02-16-2014 13:54:25 | More by GJ40
4.43/5 rDev +6.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Enjoyed out of a 750 mL bottle, but I have no idea of the vintage, as this one was placed in front of my by the owner of my favorite local watering hole as a 'thank you' for being a regular. Well, no thanks necessary, but I'm not about to turn down a surprise glass of Cantillon. It pays to find a favorite spot to grab a brew and support it, boys and girls. But I digress--poured into a small Belgian tulip glass.
Appearance - Body is a rich, sunny yellow-orange, reminiscent of the yolk of an over-easy egg. Golden and delicious looking, as well as sufficiently murky, but with a hint of translucence at the edges. Atop the body sits a bone-white sudsy head about three-fourths to a finger thick, but it doesn't stick around for long, fading into a smattering of film across the top and some sparse bubbles lining the edge of the liquid. Not very much lacing to speak of, just some hints of silky spotting on the side of the glass.
Smell - Having sampled a few from Cantillon before, I fully expected this to be all sorts of tart acidity up in the nose, the kind that makes your tastebuds water with anticipation of that wonderful tartness. However, this was much more subtle, with a wonderfully tart element of ripe fruits, like starfruit and apricot, as well as a pleasantly delicate bit of funkiness and wood. The elderflowers definitely bring a uniquely herbal, floral element to compliment the tart fruit notes.
Taste - Much like the nose, the taste is very unique, with the floral stink (in a good way) of the elderflowers leading the way. Grassy, herbal and now that I'm drinking it, the fruitiness of the smell isn't quite as present, instead allowing the sour notes to shine, but not in an aggressively puckering way. There is certainly a little spice, more like cardamom and saffron than it is a heat spice.
Mouthfeel - Light bodied and moderate carbonation, with a finish that is predominantly dry, with just a hint of the impression of sweet imparted by the strong floral aspects.
As every other beer I've had from Cantillon, this one is just great. The fact that it's a little different than the other varieties I've had makes it that much more special, and the fact that it was completely out-of-the-blue makes it just unspeakably awesome. The only drawback is that I now have one more fantastic 'Loon beer that it will be hard to resist paying an arm and a leg for anytime I see it randomly appear on a shelf or online.
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2014 06:16:41 | More by LambicPentameter
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This may seem an unlikely choice of subject for the resolutely agnostic Janácek, but the composer himself gave a clue to its appeal when he described the cantata's opening theme as representing 'open arms longing to embrace the whole world'. In short, what drew Janácek to the text was its visionary humanity rather than Joachim's biblical exegesis. The result is a score that is full of memorable and surgingly lyrical musical ideas, ending with a joyful proclamation of the Kingdom of Love. The first performance was at the Smetana Hall in Prague on 5 September 1917. The conductor on this occasion was Jaroslav Kricka, and the soprano soloist was Gabriela Horvátová who had triumphed as the Kostelnicka in the Prague premiere of Jenufa the previous year, and who was, at the time, involved in a torrid and passionate correspondence with Janácek.
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NL Central Smackdown: The Aces
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I had to take a little break to bash Brenneman yesterday, but NL Central Smackdown is back. I was going to just try and cover all the pitching in one post and have you guys vote on the pitching staffs as a whole. But who really want to decide between Brandon Backe vs Braden Looper. On the other hand, the crown for the best staff ace is worthy of discussion.
Let's see how it breaks down...
Player | 3-Year Warp-3 Average |
3 Year Warp-3 Projection |
Rob's Ranking |
Carlos Zambrano |
8.1 | 4.1 | 3 |
Ben Sheets | 5.13 | 3.47 | 4 |
Adam Wainwright | 7 (1 year) | 3.6 | 5 |
Roy Oswalt |
8.7 | 4.57 | 2 |
Aaron Harang |
8.3 | 4.9 | 1 |
Ian Snell | 4.43 | 3.6 | 6 |
The Justification: I just put Ian Snell in there so the Pirates didn't feel slighted. I won't even bother putting him in the poll. The list doesn't even include Chris Carpenter and Yovani Gallardo. And once again I remind everyone, I did these rankings before the year started.
It was pretty much a toss-up between Harang, Oswalt and Z for the top spot and if Ben Sheets could stay healthy, he's probably got the best stuff of the group. Z had been on a steady decline since 2004 in ERA and his peripheral numbers so I knocked him down to the three spot. Oswalt just got nudged by Harang due to my concerns over his dropping K rate. And Wainwright hadn't quiten proven himself to be considered with those heavyweights.
But now it's 2008 and Z is looking as good as ever, while Oswalt and Harang struggle out of the gate. Although in Harang's case, he's just not getting much run support. Sheets has been healthy for the most part and dominating and Wainwright has been matching all of them start for start.
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If Z's demeanor matches up with his talent (like what he is doing so far this season) then he is a stand out 1st and the rest of these guys fight for 2nd.
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I'm not really up on WARP 3. What's with the precipitous drop off for all these guys (esp. Z, Oswalt, & Harang) from the past three years to the future projections? Is it age and abuse or what?
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I ranked them thusly:
Maybe a little homerism, but Z is very durable. That's worth alot, despite his inconsistency.
On Oswalt, I am probably biased by the fact that I saw him get knocked around at Wrigley this year, he seems to have lost something off his stuff.
Only one more year of Sheets for us. I nominate him as "Most Likely to Get a Large Contract Offer from the New York Yankees this coming offseason"
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Ben "Mark Prior" Sheets has to be last in my book. You just can't be a great ace from the training room and/or during rehab starts.
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A mash up of a couple of my favourite games...
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kingbilly74 weeks agoi like the artwork but i don't get what it is (just looks like star wars or something to me :S) but as i said nice artwork :)
the50ftsnail74 weeks agoCheers, it's a MashedPotato of Portal and Bioshock, two awesome and very different games that make for a surprisingly natural mash...
nurse_why74 weeks agoThis is incredible! I love it! My friends play both these games, and im sure they'd buy this in an instant. The only advice I would have is to be careful of the lines around the word "APERTURE" as they kind of draw the eye away from the word and make it then difficult to read? Not sure if im making much sense here... and maybe add some colour? Or is it going to be on a coloured shirt?
All in all, a seriously nice tee the50ftsnail- I look forward to it being printed! ~G -
the50ftsnail74 weeks agoThanks nursey (if I may call you that), I was planning to keep it on a grey shirt - a little more in keeping with Aperture's colour scheme, and keep it simple colour wise.
As you say the issue with doing that is that the lines in the background can make it a bit difficult to read, but I reckon it looks ok. I put it up on tumblr - and it has been shared about and liked a lot, so I guess it's not a huge issue, but if I hear nothing, I might try and add some colour or something.
If I should be fortunate enough to get it printed then I'll probably announce it on the ol' Facebook page, so, you know, feel free to like it and stuff...
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Marketers have more channels than ever in which to hawk their wares, and combined with our 24/7, media-obsessed culture, marketers arguably have more opportunities than ever to reach consumers.
For better or worse, marketers are under enormous pressure to capitalize on these opportunities. But increasingly, it's worth asking: just how many of them are really worth pursuing?
This is a question the marketers behind Poland Spring had to answer when United States Senator Marco Rubio needed a sip of water during his televised response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union address on Tuesday. Yes - he happened to reach for a bottle of Poland Spring. Rubio's thirst-quenching move was likely seen by millions and, perhaps undeservedly, became one of the biggest highlights on one of the biggest nights in U.S. politics.
So how did Poland Spring, which is a brand of Nestlé Waters North America, respond? Yesterday, it posted an image to its Facebook page showing a bottle of Poland Spring in front of a makeup mirror with the caption, "Reflecting on our cameo. What a night!"
Drinking the Kool-aid?
The company's response may not have been Oreo-quick, but it was a reasonable one, right? After all, a politician took a sip of water. Poland Spring wasn't endorsed by the president, or made the official bottled water of the United States government.
But some believe that Poland Spring's tardy response was a "missed opportunity."
One of those in the Poland Springs could-have-done-better camp is social media marketer Lee Odden. As detailed by MediaPost's Karlene Lukovitz, Odden praised the company for eventually responding, but chastised it for not responding sooner. He suggested that companies invest in social media monitoring so that they can react rapidly when opportunity strikes, and added a warning: "If you don't, your customers -- and possibly your competitors -- will. You miss out on all of those social moments that are part of the brand experience, and risk possibly looking not very forward-thinking."
Even those who are less emphatic about the incident think Poland Spring can do more. Drew Neisser, head of social agency Renegade, stated "Poland Spring could and should have a lot of fun with this, both creating their own memes and amplifying the ones popping up. Carpe diem is high on the list of social media best practices."
Opportunity filtering: the difference between success and failure
The question, of course, is what Poland Spring realistically would have accomplished with a more aggressive, and prompt, response to it's State of the Union response cameo.
Yes, brand marketing isn't all about sales, so it's not entirely fair to suggest that Poland Spring is not going to see increased sales as a result of this incident and leave it at that. But just because branding is often a fluffy, feel-good exercise doesn't mean that it's an exercise that shouldn't be driven by strategy. And brand strategy should serve as a filter for marketing opportunities.
When it comes to filtering, brand marketers should think of themselves as investment fund managers, not newspaper editors. Fund managers with billions of dollars in capital can invest in literally anything, but the most successful fund managers rarely become successful by chasing every opportunity that comes knocking. Instead, they develop a strategy and stick to it until the desired outcome is achieved, or their assumptions are proven wrong and they adopt a new strategy as a result. The newspaper editor, on the other hand, must chase every hot story.
Obviously, brands can have fun, and agile marketing is a great way to do that and potentially gain earned media at the same time, but brand marketers need to recognize that the really important parts of the long, arduous process known as branding don't typically make headlines, and marketers shouldn't lose sleep when pundits suggest that their job is to come up with witty tweets every time the spotlight unexpectedly shines on their brands.


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I have a freshly reset 2nd Gen iTouch. It used to have the Kindle app on it, which worked fine. But since it's been reset (which I had no control over), I cannot get the Kindle app, and many other apps back on to the iTouch because it's telling me that iOS version is too obsolete.
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Says it right at the Kindle app -- Requires iOS 5.0 or later.
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You may be able to put an old version back if you have a backup of the application. If you have a backup, like in Time Machine or another setup you have, check your /Users/username/Music/iTunes/Mobile Applications folder (in that backup) for a .IPA file for the Kindle app. Drag this IPA file into iTunes, and it should work. (I am, of course, assuming you use iTunes to sync apps and whatnot on your device.)
The above poster is right that the current version only works with iOS 5+. But he or she doesn't seem to understand that if you had, for example, an old, supported version of Kindle on your iPod, when iTunes downloads a new one and discovers during a sync that it requires a newer version, iTunes keeps the old version on the iPod, the new version in iTunes, and then awkwardly leaves things that way, creating problems during times like these. |
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im looking for a kabuto, i dont care about the nature just one thats like below lvl 10, pm me please
i can offer pokerus munchlax's, wynauts, azurill, volt takle pichus, eevees,
im looking for a kabuto, i dont care about the nature just one thats like below lvl 10, pm me please
i can offer pokerus munchlax's, wynauts, azurill, volt takle pichus, eevees,
Looking for a kabuto, PM me what you want for it.
Heart gold FC: 0905 3147 5912
Pearl FC: 2408 5509 4324
White FC: 0862 4107 7661See Jordan and tyty's flawless shiny marketplace!
looking for a kabuto, i would like a male one too, low level or newly hatched, i can offer whats in my sig
pm me with offers please
Black FC- 051921487636
Naughty or Lonely Entei
Modest, Mild, or Calm Kyogre
Calm or Gentle Regice/ Impish or Relaxed Regirock
Modest Deoxys
modest lvl 10 beautifly with speed or sp.atk IV's
modest surskit with hydro pump egg move
adamant absol w/ megahorn and sucker punch
pkmn im offerin
tell me what you want and odds are i have it lying around somewhere lol
PM me
Have an untouched Kabuto. PM if you want it
Looking for a legit shiny preferably UT and non nicknamed Kabuto. I Have some legit UT Kanto shinies to offer. Let me know if interested.
Looking for Kabuto, any lvl, nature, moves, anything. pm me please.
Soulsilver: Name-Bianca FC: 1591 9243 4302
White: Name-Kiari FC: 0905 2293 5262
Send me your Name and FC if you add me
Looking for Kabuto, any lvl, nature, moves, anything. pm me please.
Soulsilver: Name-Bianca FC: 1591 9243 4302
White: Name-Kiari FC: 0905 2293 5262
Send me your Name and FC if you add me
I am currently looking for a kabuto. Can offer bulbasaur/charmander/squirtle/totodile/cyndaquil/chikorita/mudkip/eevee/aerodactyl freshly hatched from eggs. Please PM me if interested
I'm looking for a kabuto and i ready to trade an articuno for it
I know how to do it i'm just not past the "noob" stage in capabilities to accomplish the actions i wish for to happen...
i got kabutos if any ones wants pm me
no need to have shiny kabuto anymore
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current shiny wants: kyorge, skorupi, tangela, giratina, duskull, drifloon
Creditz: novanhero and luminey
I have a regular old kabutops level 30-40 i forgot and ill trade it for a ho-oh pm me if you r interested.
I'm looking for each of the Kanto fossil pokemon. PM me for further details.
I am looking for a shiny kabuto or kabutops preferably with a good nature and the Battle Armor ability and confuse ray. I do have other shinies and a few events if you are looking for them. PLEASE PM
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Looking for Kabuto. Willing to swap Omanyte but will consider any other offers.
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Looking for a Kabuto, just to complete my Platinum dex. I have something to offer (starters and stuff), but PM and hopefully we'll organize a good trade.
i have shiny kabuto lv 20 ut i am looking for any shinys i dont have
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current shiny wants: kyorge, skorupi, tangela, giratina, duskull, drifloon
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Hey there! I'm looking for any Kabuto! I can't get it in HG, unfortunately. I can breed almost any Kanto or Johto Pokemon, PM me if interested!
Give it your all, or don't give it at all.
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Johto Dex- Completed!
National Dex- Seen: 435, Obtained : 403
Need 1, dex fill. Any will do it.
HeartGold: 5201-1749-5011
Black2: 5244-1321-7807
Black2 Offers:
Modest: IVs: 8 / 29 / 19 / 25 / 26, 27 / 6, 7
Adamant: IVs: 6, 7 / 20, 21 / 21 / 10, 11, 12 / 0, 1 / 12
Event: DW Croagunk Poison Hand ability DW Mamoswine Thick Fat ability WIN2013 SPR2012 Movie14
Itens: Got almost every iten (not TMs though) and Pokerus.
Needs: Modest nice IVs UT Flawless/NearFlawles
Shinies: Timid Adamant
im looking for a kabutops. i have a few spare masterballs and all tms. im looking for power items to. pm me. trade complete. still looking for ev training items though.
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shiny froakie obtained at 1535 eggs.
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I can Ev erase, clone, and Ev train.
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60 mm eggs for chikorita
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I'm looking for a Kabuto/Kabutops for my new HG game playthrough*. I can offer to breed pretty much anything from my SS or maybe do some move tutoring in Pt. Also can do some 5th gen stuff.
Please PM, not VM, if interested.
*Also looking for a Lucario, Skorupi/Drapion, Spiritomb, Electabuzz, Aerodactyl and Feebas for new games.
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I'm looking for a Serperior named Serpedera. It'll be at lvl 98 or above. If you happen to have such a pokemon please PM me.
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Voltorb Flip, Level 8 Victories: 16
White Geonet: All countries completed!!! (130), 505 Trade Locations (of 513)
The Last Ten: Locations
Arunachel Pradesh, India * Dadra & Nager Hall, India *Formosa, Argentina()
Henan, China * Himachal Pradesh, India * Lakshadweep, India
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Shiny kabuto naughty (ATK+ SPDEF-) nicknameable
Shiny kabuto adamant nicknameable
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My Safari is normal with Audino, Dunsparce and Chansey. My ingame pokemon Y name is Child
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This is an exciting time to get a PhD in Supply Chain Management (SCM). The field is growing and there are excellent opportunities for employment at universities throughout the United States and the world. Here in the
C. T. Bauer College of Business we have seen tremendous growth in our SCM area. As a result, we recently added four new faculty with PhD degrees from schools such as the University of Texas, Texas A&M, and the University of Minnesota to bring our full-time faculty in the SCM area to 14. And we are looking to add more faculty over the next few years. These additions provide us with an opportunity to expand and improve our prestigious PhD program to ensure that we are a world-class leader both today and in the future. As a result, we have openings for excellent students that are interested in academic careers in SCM.
Supply Chain Management involves the integrated management of goods and services, and related financial and information flows, from source to customer for the purpose of creating wealth. This usually involves the coordination of multiple business units and/or separate corporate entities. Effective management of these linkages spans the corporate hierarchy from strategic goals to operational metrics, and involves the creation of a chain of separate entities that operate with a singular purpose. Since final customer prices as well as product and service attributes are largely based on costs and capabilities transferred through the supply chain, effective management of the supply chain is of primary importance to all firms in the chain. In the SCM area at the University of Houston we are actively involved in developing new methods, approaches, and ideas for improving the design and management of these supply chains.
Our faculty in the SCM area publish cutting edge research on a variety of SCM topics and are leaders in the supply chain discipline. Faculty research covers a broad range of analytical, empirical, and managerial issues including the management of supply chain projects under uncertainty, the physical design of supply chains, forecasting supply chain needs, ethical issues of global sourcing, the impact of technology on supply chain performance, performance drivers for effective supply chains, the linkage between cognitive abilities and managerial performance in the management of supply chains, and strategic linkages of supply chain design and operational performance. Our faculty have received international recognition for scholarly excellence, including being designated as prestigious Fellows of the Decision Sciences Institute and the International Institute of Forecasters, and receiving distinguished Fulbright grants. In addition our faculty have been elected as presidents of the Decision Sciences Institute, the Global Manufacturing Research Group, and the International Institute of Forecasters; have served as national conference program chairs for the Decision Sciences Institute and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals; and have held senior editorial positions for Management Science, Production and Operations Management, Interfaces, the Journal of Forecasting, the Production and Inventory Management Journal, the Decision Sciences Journal, the International Journal of Forecasting, the Journal of Business Logistics, the Journal of Operations Management, the International Journal of Production Economics, and other high-quality SCM research journals.
Of course, the needs of a world-class supply chain doctoral program extend beyond the SCM area. So, we have partnered with internationally renowned scholars from other departments and colleges within the University of Houston to enrich our offerings of research tools for students in our program. Examples include Dr. David Francis (Psychology, Experimental Design), Dr. James Hess (Marketing, Multivariate Methods), Dr. Wynne Chin (Management Information Systems, Structural Equation Modeling), and Dr. Suresh Khator (Industrial Engineering, Simulation). As a result, our students have access to a wealth of knowledge and are able to personally customize their doctoral programs to best support their future research needs.
Our location in Houston provides our students with unique opportunities for interacting with industry leaders, engaging in real-world research projects, and enjoying world-class cultural and sports events. Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States, ranks second only to New York City in the number of Fortune 500 corporate headquarters, is the energy capital of the world, has the largest medical center in the world, is home to the Johnson Space Center, and serves as the number one port of entry for goods into the United States. Houston sports franchises include the Texans, Astros, Rockets, Dynamo, and Aeros; all of which play in state-of-the-art facilities. Houston is one of only a few U.S. cities to have resident professional companies in all major performing arts disciplines: opera (Houston Grand Opera), ballet (Houston Ballet), music (Houston Symphony Orchestra), and theater (The Alley Theatre). The Houston Museum District includes the Museum of Fine Arts, the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, the Holocaust Museum Houston, and the Houston Zoo. Add an array of beautiful parks, golf courses, and almost every form of recreation, shopping, and entertainment available anywhere in the world; and you will start to understand what Houston has to offer. Of course, as a busy PhD student you will have to manage your free time very carefully. But its nice to know that your options for filling that time will be virtually unlimited in Houston.
We have recently made a number of improvements in the support we provide to better prepare our doctoral students for the realities of the academic marketplace. Students now have ample opportunity to serve as research assistants and publish joint research with faculty members early in their program so they are well positioned when they launch their academic careers. In addition, our newly enhanced doctoral student support package is now one of the best in the world. PhD students receive a generous year-round stipend, tuition reimbursement fellowships, additional instructional compensation, health benefits, computer resources, office space in the college's primary facility (Melcher Hall), and access to a myriad of university resources. University Presidential Fellowships, travel support to attend national conferences, and dissertation completion grants are also available.
We are very proud of our PhD program here at the University of Houston. We believe that we offer a unique opportunity for excellent students interested in academic careers in supply chain management and we are currently recruiting new students for our program. If you would like be part of our team, consider applying to our program. Our electronic admissions process is explained at the following page: http://www.bauer.uh.edu/doctoral/admissions/
Our application deadline is February 1. Admission decisions and fellowship offers are usually made before April 1. And our new student orientation is held in August.
If you have any questions about our program, feel free to contact me.
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University of Houston
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As Yemen continues to grapple with political turmoil and multiple conflicts, Mercy Corps is hoping that engaging youth in their communities can help the country realize a brighter future.
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December 1st is World AIDS Day. This year, Mercy Corps and Partners In Health are joining forces in Haiti to launch Foutbol pou Lavi — Soccer for Life — a program designed to harness the power of soccer to stop the spread of HIV.
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Performances are held at the 701 N. Tryon Theater, the Belk Theater, or the Knight Theater in uptown Charlotte. Repertoire and artists are subject to change without notice. Upon receipt of your payment, you will receive a reservation confirmation, performance guidelines and parking information. We are unable to accept payment the week of the performance or cash at the theater.
Note: There are no refunds for absent students, chaperones, or groups. In special circumstances, a school or group may receive credit for future Educational Theater Performances. If your school is closed due to emergency/weather, every effort will be made to accommodate your school at another performance. No monetary refunds can be issued.


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