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541 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02116
South End
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Beehive Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(617) 423-0069
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: 5:30pm to 1:00am Daily
Bar: 5:00pm to 2:00am Daily
Saturday/Sunday Jazz Brunch: 10am to 3pm
Weekend Afternoon Bar Service: 3pm to 5pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
American, Fusion / Eclectic, Comfort Food
Executive Chef:
Marc Orfaly
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
World Class Live Music......for Free!
The Beehive is a premier showcase for world-renown musicians and up & coming stars. Come any day and the music will blow you away in the most unique Eatery & Bar anywhere!
To view current calendar of events and sign up to our email newsletter go to www.beehiveboston.com.
Special Events & Promotions:
For large parties and special events, please email firstname.lastname@example.com. or call 617-423-0069
Getting there
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Back Bay station on the Orange line is 3 blocks from The Beehive on Clarendon Street.
A word from Beehive
The Beehive is an underground Bohemian eatery & bar featuring fabulous cuisine, libations, artwork and world class live music nightly. Nestled below the Boston Center for the Art's historic Cyclorama in Boston's South End, The Beehive serves the eclectic fare of Chef Rebecca Newell - rustic comfort
food infused with American, European, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern influences.
Open for dinner seven days a week, weekend jazz brunch, and with cocktails and live entertainment available nightly until 2:00 am. The Beehive is the perfect location for after-work cocktails, dinner, live music, special events and more. Come to taste the cuisine, come to view the art, come to hear the music or simply come to share in the merriment.
The Beehive accepts reservations for full dinner. For appetizers and drinks please join us at either of our 2 bars.
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Amazing food. Loud at night, but
brunch outside when the weather is warm is ideal"
Dined on 9/29/2013
Loved this place went for a blues
night on Sunday the music was amazing, the tables were a little small for dining but that didn't stop us from enjoying the food a amazing oyster bar very fresh and a steak dinner that melted like butter in your mouth the food was a bit pricey but worth it I would recommend this place for music lovers the entertainment was just wonderful really set the atmosphere"
Dined on 3/9/2014
Had a great time! Food was great,
though portions were over the top huge. Service was excellent. Very friendly, attentive, and accommodating. Our apps and entrees came out at the same time and there was no way everything would fit at our table. Our waitress quickly addressed the situation and brought out our entrees later. I was afraid they would be cold or awfully reheated by the time we got to them, but was pleasantly surprised that they were hot and didn't seem as though they were sitting under a hot lamp. Had a great brunch. Will come again with our kids."
Dined on 3/9/2014
this restaurant was mostly just
hype. Although the live jazz and eclectic interior seek to make the restaurant unique, the food cannot stand alone and was a combination of disappointing (quiche) and unremarkable (omelette) the oysters were fine, but nothing to rave about."
Dined on 3/9/2014
I had very important guests so I
asked for a nice table and they placed us right next to the kitchen when there were multiple tables available in other nice parts of the restaurants. When I asked them whether we could instead sit some where else. they said that those tables were reserved for a large party. But a few minutes later they placed a couple. The food was mediocre. The music was great."
Dined on 3/9/2014
Minor complaint; I registered
online and requested a table to view the show since it was my first time and I was hosting clients. They first seated us on the top floor, then after asking, they seated us on the lower floor but we never did see any of the musicians. The music and food was good, but apparently the greeting staff never really looks at the special requests on their online booking service; so I'd say the service was sub standard for a joint that costs well over $100 per plate."
Dined on 3/8/2014
friend was in town visiting from
SF so we needed to go somewhere to meet her high culinary standards along with a great environment. we were a little late to our reservation but they did a great job managing to fit us in without too much of a wait wish there were more options on the menu. seems to be very meat-centric which is usually good but not a lot of options for the price points. $14 for a small french onion soup with short ribs was a heavy and too expensive for an appetizer. beehive is great but should reconsider what they charge drinks need to be better. please...redo the drink menu."
Dined on 3/7/2014
My experience was wonderful as
always. The entertainment, although an interesting twist, was not up there with the level of performers that I have seen in the past, so in that regard I was disappointed. I also wanted to report that there was a horrible moth ball smell in on the floor area, and we were questioning if it was from the change in drapery? If was very strong, and tough to deal with while eating. I did notice a change in the backdrop on the stage since my last visit, but that was a while ago. It could not possibble have been from someone's clothing because we stayed for a long tie and people were in and out of the tables around us. I just thought i would let you know. The Beehive is amazing."
Dined on 3/7/2014
A really cool spot, however the
hostess forgot my name and even though I had made a reservation we had to wait an extra 15 minutes"
Dined on 3/7/2014
Very unconventional menu, not what
is on their web site. overpriced wine that has little to offer as far as quality. Recommend going for music and a drink only."
Dined on 3/6/2014
Absolutely love this place. The
live music, food, unique decor, all add up to a real gem. I had the duck poivre which was perfection and served with a wonderful cabernet sauvignon. My friend in town for a lecture series at Harvard and new to Boston loved the Pan seared sole in porcini broth. The only drawback to the evening is where we were seated, whenever the main entrance door opened a rush of cold air was on our backs and a bit uncomfortable. We had to slip our coats over the shoulders to be comfortable. Other than that it is a glorious experience."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Loved my first visit to Beehive.
Went with two friends for a girls night out. Phenomenal cocktails, unreal frites (seriously, everyone should eat these in excess!), and brussels sprouts that are pretty much unparalleled. Our server, Cynthia, was gracious, charming, and friendly - she gave it an extra-fun vibe that it didn't even need given how fun the place is on its own. Wish we could have stayed for the show, but we had a concert to go to anyway. We will definitely be back!"
Dined on 3/3/2014
First time at the Beehive and it
was exceptional - great food, great ambiance, and the food was delicious (so was the drink!). Service super friendly and helpful. Then there's the live entertainment. Awesome experience - will definitely return in the future."
Dined on 3/2/2014
Food was fantastic, great
atmosphere. Was disappointing that we were told after an hour after arriving that we had 15 minutes before the next reservation arrived for our table. We had drinks, an appetizer, dinner and had just ordered after dinner coffee when we were essentially given 15 minutes to vacate the table. As great as the food was. If I'm dropping $200.00 for dinner, I don't want to be rushed out after an hour. It was a going away dinner for a good friend, and I felt like we couldn't even enjoy the coffee. I should have informed the manager immediately- but quite honestly was embarrassed."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Food was fine, service at our
table was actually very good... But, this is a live music venue serving dinner for a dining experience with live entertainment; however, many patrons are seated upstairs on a different level from the stage, without any way of directly viewing the musicians. The music is piped through the sound system, but our experience was indistinguishable from dining with background mood music. It borders on a scam that they charge live-music prices for food and drinks without live music for many of their patrons. They hide behind the fine-print that they can't guarantee seating near the stage, but that wording doesn't seem pertinent when the seating is on a different floor of the restaurant altogether."
Dined on 2/16/2014
We love this restaurant. Not only
is it a neighborhood gem, but the food is amazing, and the music scene is great. We always have a great time when we go here."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Was packed in there, and the live
music was a cool touch. It wasn't for me though, with the interior like an old circus train car, and what looked to me like an overpriced entrée listing ($22 for a piece of lasagna?). Other people seemed be loving it, it's for a niche market."
Dined on 2/28/2014
We love the jazz brunch at the
Beehive. The menu is always creative and the service is great! Today it was very crowded and we had to wait 1/2 hr for our reservation. We requested a table downstairs and we offered a table upstairs where we couldn't hear the music. The food took an hour to arrive and one of the dishes was cold and the eggs were overcooked. Since we had theater tickets we didn't complain and couldn't wait for new food. Normally we enjoy our experience. Today not so much."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Beehive was perfect for a before
theatre dinner. The food was great, atmosphere was fun and it is so conveniently located next to the theater. We all loved the inventive cocktails. The dinners were unusual but very good. I had a great vegetarian lasagne and the other 3 guests had different versions of a steak meal. We shared 2 great desserts, a bread pudding and a warm chocolate cake. It was a fun evening for all of us."
Dined on 3/1/2014
It was a bit hard to get a
reservation and the fact that they needed a credit card to hold it (and would charge it if you didn't show up) put me off at first. There is literally a line out the door, so they don't need to worry about a table being empty. The atmosphere is very cool and hip, great vibe to the place. The jazz was ok, more like background jazz during dinner. The place can be a bit loud depending on where you sit. The food was very good, but a little pricy and nothing incredibly special. We had the filet special ($34) and the fish ($28). Both were good and tasty and decent portions. A solid B+. The ribs app. was also good, delicious meat but a bit lacking in sauce. I would come back here for drinks and dine elsewhere."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Three of us went to Beehive for
brunch. We couldn't decide what to order so each ordered something different (plus some appetizers) and shared. It was a great choice because all of the dishes were fantastic. Don't miss the pierogi appetizers -- best I've had since my Polish grandmother's! Can't wait to go back."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Knowledgeable and friendly staff.
Great food and drinks. Awesome ambience. Definitely try to sit downstairs!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
I had a friend who had gone to the
Beehive and he told me it was a must go! I did, and loved it. There are virtually no downsides to the place. Great music (real professional Jazz bands), beautiful women, and the food was spectacular. This is a great place to go in crowds or if you want to hang out near the bar by yourself and meet new people. Next time I am in Boston I will definitely go back!"
Dined on 2/22/2014
The Beehive has been a favorite
spot for many years because it's got a great vibe, a fun (and tasty) menu, and is a great place to listen to live music. My experience with the service has always been great, the staff seems to be having as much fun as the patrons. Be sure to make a reservation ahead of time. It is a very popular spot!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
Beehive is an awesome restaurant..
Very nice ambiance."
Dined on 2/23/2014
I was in on a Saturday evening. We
ended up speaking over 2.5 on a pretty simple meal. The soup came out quickly, but we then waited close to 40 mins for our meal. The filet was ordered medium and came out well. When we sent it back, it came back medium rare to rare. We ordered dessert, which took at least 20 minutes to come out. Once it did, the ice cream was totally melted and the bread pudding was stone cold. While the server recognized that the ice cream was melted, she did not get us a new one nor did she take it off the bill. Finally, we waited at least 15 minutes for her to pick up the bill. All the while, one of the hosts was staring at us for taking a long time. It was not our fault we were still there."
Dined on 2/22/2014
We have gone to the Jazz brunch at
the Beehive three times. On each occasion, we have had friends visiting from out of state. who said that the brunch was a highlight of their trip. The music is great and at a level where you can also converse with others at the table. The food is delicious and interesting. The staff was friendly and helpful. Note that there are two levels: the lower level where the band plays and an upper level or balcony. For some of the tables on the upper level, you cannot see the band directly and are shown a projection of the band. If you want to see the band directly, request that when you reserve a table. Great time. We will return."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Ambiance is exciting, jazz lingers
in the air while friendly staff waits on tables and delivers substantial portions of tasty food."
Dined on 2/23/2014
The Beehive is a hip spot with
great food and super cool ambience."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Fun atmosphere, great service, fun
menu. Food was awesome"
Dined on 2/22/2014
Great drinks, excellent staff,
food not memorable, but a great place for drinks or brunch."
Dined on 2/21/2014
I have been here many times and
love stopping by for some dinner, drinks and live music."
Dined on 2/21/2014
We'd been to The Beehive before &
enjoyed our experience, having a few drinks & brunch downstairs. Made a reservation for brunch about 2 weeks in advance to give my parents the same experience. When we arrived, we were told by the hostesses they were seating "on schedule" so we'd be seated in a moment...okay sounds good...then, "a moment" turned into 10 min., after larger groups arrived and were tended to with more urgency. At no time did they let us know that they were planning on seating us upstairs where you can sort of hear the jazz, but really defeats the purpose of going & making reservations in advance. Overall, good meal, good drinks. Understand that everyone can't fit downstairs, but would have appreciated a bit more transparency."
Dined on 2/23/2014
I love the beehive! The music was
great and space has a great vibe. I had the short ribs eggs benedict and the table split the coffee cake both of which was amazing! My only complaint is that we had to wait ~30 minutes for our table even though we made a reservation and no compensation was offered (i.e. free coffee or something small would have been appreciated). however, they did continuous check in with us"
Dined on 2/16/2014
We were meeting friends from NYC
for brunch and even though we made a reservation we still had to wait over 30 minutes to be seated. The Beehive called the day before to confirm my reservation, what's the point of that if they are not going to honor it anyway? When we were finally seated, it was right next to, no, on top of, the jazz trio that was playing. This made it difficult to hold a conversation without yelling at each other. The food was very good, the service ok. I would go again but ask to be seated further away from the music."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Great for the atmosphere and live
music, but have been consistently disappointed with the food. To be honest, it was barely edible at our last visit. Foie Gras was the worst I have ever had, tasted like you are eating a stick of butter. Steak was too soft and greasy and salad was just lettuce with a few olives and a very greasy dressing. Really want to like this place because of the music, but will not come back to eat here again."
Dined on 2/16/2014
The Beehive had a great atmosphere
and a live (jazz?) band. The staff and our waiter were very friendly and professional. The food was definitely well above average, but not as good as I had expected for the price. Additionally, even though we had an appetizer, my date and I were left not quite satiated; the portions seemed to be a little on the smaller side. Maybe they were trying to get through tables much quicker since it was still Valentine's weekend. A few of my friends have been here, and have been absolutely blown away every time. We went on their recommendation, so hopefully your experience will be closer to theirs than to ours."
Dined on 2/15/2014
I went there on Valentine's Day
and it was a great experience. When I got to the restaurant they seated us within five minutes. The service and food was quick and delicious. The waitstaff were very friendly and extremely accommodating. The interpretive jazz pianist they had playing that night was perfect and we had memorable experience. If you are looking for a fun yet romantic place, this is the place to go. The drinks and food prices are what I expected for the location. I would suggest this place to anyone in the Boston area."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I went to Beehive for the first
time for a Valentines brunch date. I had heard about it's decor and the jazz brunch and was curious to try it. It exceeded my expectation and was perfect for the occasion! The food was delicious, the music was great and the restaurant itself was just beautiful! Unique interior with lovely artwork. When I made my reservation I noted I'd like to be close to the band and our table was in a perfect spot! I can't wait to go again soon and see what it is like in the evening."
Dined on 2/15/2014
I decided to try The Beehive for
the first time for my birthday. I went with 6 friends and we could not have had a better time! Many of us had never been there before but had heard great reviews. One of my friends brought goodie bags and the staff happily put them out on our table before we were seated. Our server Jason was very friendly and attentive. I defintiely felt like I got a little extra attention since they knew it was my birthday. The food was fantastic and everyone was happy with their meals. I would definitely reccomend The Beehive for a fun Sunday brunch."
Dined on 2/16/2014
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Small Cool Contest
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- Name:
- Silvana
- Location:
- Canneto Pavese Italy
- Square Feet:
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WHOLY Italian.... I love the use of every square centimeter.... well done Italia
With the money used to customize the space, wouldn't it make more sense to get a slightly bigger apartment?
That's what I expect to see at a competition like this.... Really small houses, innovative ideas, clever solutions, inspiration...Well done, Silvana!
That's what I expect to see at a competition like this.... Really small houses, innovative ideas, clever solutions, inspiration...Well done, Silvana!
I think a new category needs to be made: Eensy-Weensy-Teeny-Tiny. It crams a lot of function into, well, almost nothing space.Very innovative.
where do you put the dining room when you need the closet?
This space is completely blowing my mind. I love it!!!
Wow... very very unique! I'd stay in a place like this on vacation but to live in, full time, not so sure. I bet boats have similar design tricks! Great place. Congratulazioni!
I agree, especially as Canneto Pavese is hardly an expensive place. I am Italian so I know! :-)
Cool but claustrophobic -- not a lot bigger than my walk-in closet...
Stunning, inspirational, innovative - really WELL DONE!!
So cool!
Whoa. Pretty amazing. Ditto NorNor on the question: Do you just put the dining room table and chairs on the bed when you need to get to the closet? Also, how do you get in and out of the closet: Do you just hop down into the closet and lift yourself back out?
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Nornor, I think the dining room goes on the kitchen?
I agree with Despina. I look forward to seeing the smaller apartments at this site not the 2000 sq. ft homes. I love this place, it seems everything needed is here.
Awesome, but I could see myself having a couple glasses of wine at that table and accidentally sliding my chair back too far...
Crazy. I would not want to live there, but that's an incredible use of space.
I want to favorite this twenty-four times! Amazing built-ins.
Wow! Made me think of a boat too. Such clever use of space, and beautiful too.
Wow. WOW. I would totally live here (if I could part with my books), but I'd put a small railing in the loft space to prevent falls.
Also. I love that despite the incredibly constrained space, the apartment includes a bidet.
And there is room for a bidet...
There is no room for a sofa or bath, but it looks like there is a bidet? This is where Americans differ on our necessities, I think. ;)
Seriously, this is very clever and got my vote, even if I would have to give up my record collection to live there!
Amazing that such a teeny-tiny space is not overwhelmingly claustrophobic. I think the different levels help this Small Cool entry feel more open, like there's room to travel through the space, a huge plus on top of the ingenious flexibility and storage space they provide. (Love to see the use of a large mirror also, my favorite method of "doubling" space!) I can imagine a design like this layout used to convert a very small building, or room within a larger home, into separate living quarters. Or maybe to create a live/work type of dwelling. Good luck in the contest.
OK, but let's talk about the amazing purple painting with an actual paintbrush stuck to it. I love that!
My goodness, this is insanely clever! Bravo!
Truly puts "smallest coolest" into context.
Wow....this is amazing!!!
Seriously impressed!
Ditto Mike in Hawaii's comments - truly innovative.
What am I missing? How do people know there is a bidet there?
It looks like it in the floor plan... I could be wrong...
Brilliant & beautiful use of space, but if I lived there I'd break my neck.
Stunning! I couldn't live there, but that's truly amazing.
Yes, wow. But: in Italy apartments are not allowed to be less than 20 or 25 sqmts (according to regions), and bathrooms are not allowed to open directly into livings, dining rooms or kitchens. So the apartment is an 'outlaw'. Good looking and non observant of rules, as it often is in Italy, helas.
Also: about the bidet, no Italian bathroom lacks one, in spite of shower but no bathtub.
good job :). and cool painting!
the words are not enough for this apt. I do not know what happened this year but all the entries surpass the prior entries. I am just blown away.
This is the epitome of Small Cool...Just Brilliant!
What about student housing? Are the rules different in those cases or are they all pretty much the same? A co-worker of mine told me that French student housing leaves a lot to be desired, in some cases having the commode in the other room was a luxury.
Tiny but very innovative, reminds me of a sailboat.
Amazing! Really like what Europeans do with kitchens and small spaces.
This is a very cool & creative use of space, but I think it's too claustrophobic for me.
Fantastico!! modern living...
@ Fingernail: :-)
I hope you win! This is amazing!
Best use of space!!! Great style too but the use of space is amazing!
I love it,but I like stuff way too much to live in it.
I agree about that painting - too cool!
Wow!! Small -check! Cool -check! Just wow!
Wow! and Wow! again. Fabulous.
I was really hoping her bed was going to be in one of those drawers.
Soooo inventive. Surely this is from an architectural competition of some kind.
Wow, some truly fantastic ideas and the end result looks good!
What an interesting use of space I'm impressed the hidden closet reminds me of the hidden safe in Looper!
in reply to rjzii:
There's no such thing as student housing in Italy: all apartments must be built in compliance with a number of guidelines. Buildings for students are a different story: they are more similar to hotels: just single or twin rooms with own bathroom plus shared services such as self service restaurant, reading room etc. Student often use bed&breakfasts in private homes, too.
Frankly, I doubt Silvana's apartment is real. I might be wrong, but it might very well have been realized for a show or some sort of architectural contest, or advertising, or university graduation or research group essey.
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the bidet is shwn in the plan.
Interesting, sounds like a nicer version of the student housing (i.e. dorms) that is in the United States.
I'm inclined to think you might be right about it not being "lived in." Even by the cleaned up standards that most people apply to their entries, there seems to be a complete lack of personalization and I'm still trying to figure out how that closet works.
Yeah there are absolutely no personal items in this place. Quite sad actually.
In reply to rjzii and tiedye DC: quite perspicacious of you both, an even more to-the-point reason for being perplexed. I'd like to hear more from Silvana.
Crazy! I like the paint brush art too. Great design!
Oh my! This is miniscule. What if you are having dinner with a special someone and notice you run out of grated parmesan or chopped parsley for your pasta? You say "Darling, I do not know hot to put this delicately but I need you to stand up and please take your plate with you." Navigating through this place would require a lot of planning and coordination that will put the Pentagon into shame. But I love it
Wow!!!! Just wow!!! Fantastic!! This really calls for Small Cool!!!
Thanks, Biancamaria!
Maybe I have a problem with my 3D space brain function, but I really don't understand how the closet below relates to the rest of the space. I keep switching pictures 3 and 4 and something looks wrong... Does anyone understand?
I think I figured it out, but I'm at a loss to see how it would be practical. As near as I can tell the image was flipped, but there is a trapdoor at the foot of the bed which the chair in the first picture is on top of. When that chair is moved and you lift up the trapdoor you can gain access to the "closet" space. However, since that is behind the kitchen sink you can't walk into the clost and must have to reach down from above or something.
Insanely COOL!! I wonder how long it took to design this? This is definitely the best of the Tiny entries!
No way... This must WIN!! Full of ideas, innovation, style and romance... What else do you expect in a flat?
" As near as I can tell the image was flipped,"
If you look down the right side of the #4 picture you will see the frame of the mirror.
The picture has been taken looking into the mirror so what you are seeing is the reflection back to the bed. Otherwise it would have been difficult to get a good perspective of the wardrobe as the end wall is too close.
I am very impressed by this layout. A sensible and practical use of the available space.
I perhaps would have lifted the bed platform a bit higher, and created a walk-in wardrobe from under the steps end. Or otherwise a roll-out wardrobe at the opposite end and switched the bed location around.
Nevertheless this is a great example of what the Apartment Therapy site should be featuring.
Good luck in the competition!
@ Biancamaria: about 'outlaw', there are special allowances for existing buildings that are renewed wifhout volume increase. That's exactly the situation of my flat. All authorizations have been given by Milan municipality.
PS: about italians and rules, not all of us are like Al Capone or Berlusconi.
@ Biancamaria: this is my flat in Milan, where I do live and work (it's not in Canneto Pavese - my weekend living place). If you google Silvana Citterio - small flat - Casaviva you will find several press article from Italy, Israel, India, Russia about the flat - just to make you sure it's a real flat.
@ tiedye DC, rjzii, biancamaria: pics were taken for a press article so no personal item was in evidence. On the other hand, in such a small flat is not so easy to keep too many items around.
I'm quite excited with all the compliments and positive feedbacks posted here!
If there is any curiosity or point to be clarified, just let me know.
Thanks a lot to all of you.
I could not live here, but it's an amazing use of space. Perhaps they need to utilize this design in Japan. I've read articles where normal sized apartments there are sometimes broken up into cubicle like micro living areas (no kitchen or bathroom) and rented out, where each person is allotted an insanely tiny amount of space.
This apartment is amazing.
On the 'why did the person buy a tiny space and then spend a lot of money fixing it?" - Maybe it's all the money they had at the time of purchase? Maybe they prefered the neighborhood? Maybe they inherited it?
I think it's interesting that the Europeans haven't caught on to the Japanese bidet seats! I would of done that and put in a tub. Soaking in a tub is a wonderful luxury.
I love this apartment, I think it is my favorite so far, so clever solutions, well-designed. I would like to see a house tour, specially for viewing the closet. This brings teeny-tiny to a whole new level, congratulations!!
After looking at the pics again, I would probably put a pull down bench and pull down table on the wall. Sitting so close to the edge would make me nervous (at least at first).
Stunning. Clever. The Swiss army knife of apartments.
Beautiful, especially the bathroom with the sliver of mirror. I kinda think it's unfair, though, to have entries from people who have other homes. No way to sort these out, and I'm sure it occurs in other AT "apartments". But a pied a terre is possible when one has a larger place elsewhere where one can store all the detritus of life and stuff you accumulate and can't bring yourself to throw away.
I guess I'm an AT purist. I want it to keep to "apartments" and show how real people have figured out how to live when they don't have storage units, larger homes, etc.
In Italy we are not allowed to have bathrooms directely in living or dining or kitchen only with "regular" plan sets. We are allowed in case it is an "open plan" (monolocale). What we must have, anyway, is at least one bathroom with a window (I recently remodeled a monolocale, sooner or later I will apply in the contest :-) ).
I like so much the kitchen "solution". Is it custon made?
On one side I agree with wordgrl that apartments in the contest sould be the "main home" of a person, because the efford is to organize a whole life in a small place. On the other hand, even a "pied a terre" can still show smart inspiring solutions.
Brava, Silvana!
I could never live here but holy moley what an innovative apartment. Brava!!
@rjzii I'm thinking there may be a small ladder on the side we can't see from the pic, to climb down into the closet and back out. At least that's what I would want, anyway; even though it would be a tight squeeze, I'm sure. :O
Smallest. Coolest. Done.
Love the colors! Very creative and innovative ~
This place is incredible! Wow I can hardly believe it. The flip up counter top, the buried storage... gave me such a cool idea and inspiration for a post some time at our bed storage site! Stunned with the ingenuity and clean-ness of the place. Cheers!


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Mouse Without Borders lets you control different computers seamlessly across a range of monitors sitting next to each other using the same mouse and keyboard. Think of it as software KVM on steroids, similar to programs like Synergy (open-source and multi-platform) that achieve the same result also by relying on your network connection. In this case, Mouse Without Borders is Windows-only but extends to other useful functionalities and comes in as a tiny 1.1mb download straight from Microsoft.
The program was coded by Truong Do, a developer for Microsoft Dynamics, who thought a tool of this kind would be useful for his daily work routine. If you have multiple monitors sitting on your desk hooked up to more than one PC, Mouse Without Borders will let you move your mouse between screens. The software also allows you to lock or login to all PCs at once, drag and drop files between PCs, copy and paste text, and as an added bonus, customize the Windows logo screen with a custom set of pictures or Bing's daily image. Here's a video that illustrates the concept:
The release of this freebie reminds me of the Windows Powertoys and the good old days of tinkering with Windows 95 and XP. This is not exactly the same but Mouse Without Borders is the result of a Microsoft Garage project where engineers spend free time working on side projects, and as far as I recall that's also how the unsupported but widely used and acclaimed Powertoys came into existence.
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Like Synergy - keyboard functionality will be necessary before this is really useful.
...Doesn't the video clearly show a keyboard, and shouldn't keyboard use be really obvious? Way to mouth off without paying attention to the details.
In any case, the extra functionality seems like a nice upgrade from Synergy, provided that you're only running Windows machines all at once. Me, I'd need support for 98, 2000, Mac OS X, and occasionally Ubuntu Linux, so I'll need to stick with Synergy.
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As an avid user of Synergy, I'll have to give this a try if not at least to try the drag and drop functionality. =o
silly dude - Input director has been doing that for years - why'd he waste the time deving something that already exists.
It also does the syncronise locking etc and even syncs your screen saver
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silly dude - Input director has been doing that for years - why'd he waste the time deving something that already exists.
It also does the syncronise locking etc and even syncs your screen saver
Luckily for us though, Mw/oB has more features that it brings to the table ...
Sounded awesome, worked great, enabling me to work more efficiently & with less hassle can only be a good thing. :)
The only issue I have is a minor one, it is not running on startup on the one xp system I still have for testing purposes, I given it is so new searching for help is not helping either :) so it is a manual start for that machine ATM.
One feature I would like to see included in the future, is the ability to place second row systems under a particular top row system, at the moment I have to effectively "go the long way" through the screen on my left, to get to the small screen directly under my main/centre screen.
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- Boeing (BA) has received an $11B booking for 34 of its upgraded 777-9X aircraft from Deutsche Lufthansa (DLAKF.PK) even though the U.S. company's board hasn't even approved the jet yet. Boeing expects to make that decision later this year.
- The German carrier has also ordered 25 Airbus A350-900s (EADSF.PK), taking its total purchases to $19B at list prices.
- Lufthansa has options for an additional 30 units of each plane as well.
- Boeing hasn't yet disclosed the pricing for the 777-9X, which is expected to carry over 400 passengers and use GE (GE) engines, although Lufthansa's order indicates a cost of above $340M a plane. (PR)
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- The officials managing South Korea's 8.3T won ($7.64B) tender for new fighter aircraft, including the defense minister, have reportedly briefed President Park Geun-hye that Boeing's (BA) F-15 Silent Eagle proposal is the only eligible bid.
- Boeing's offer was the only one of three that came in under budget, with the other two being a proposal from Lockheed (LMT) for F-35s and one from the Eurofighter consortium for the Typhoon.
- The briefing comes despite 15 former air force chiefs signing a petition opposing the selection of the F-15 due to concerns over its capabilities.
- The defense minister is now expected to chair a meeting of the decision-making committee next week.
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3.4/5 rDev -6.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
Purchased as a single from Tom Leonards in Richmond, VA - DFH snifer.
Pours a nice amber honey color with good head and decent lacing.
Smells grassy and dirty, not in a great way.
Tastes bitter and funky. Hops are there for sure, not much on citrus or pine, just earth funk and some acid bitterness.
Feels nice and bitter on the back
Overall this is unfortunately the first beer from Williamsburg that i am not a fan of.
Serving type: bottle
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look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Little over a finger of eggshell white to light tan foam, lots of different bubble sizes with a mottled surface, adequate retention, the lacing comes in very broad sheets but then slowly slides down the glass sides. Cloudy coppery orange hued liquid, more gauzy than transparent, widely dispersed fat and sluggish bubbles throughout, has visual "density" to it. Sweet, approachable nose of tangerine, pink grapefruit citrus, cocoa led maltiness, supplemented by less aggressive pine sap and white pepper notes, comes with a credible amount of apricot and peach fruit scents too, it needs to warm up some to release the underlying herbaceous hoppiness. Medium-bodied, somewhat low carbonation gives it a firm mouth feel rather than creamy, however, this is some prickle going on. The white pit fruit has a dried fruit kind of sweetness, same for the pineapple flavors. Semi-tart feel to the orange, tangerine to white grapefruit citrus. Some breadiness and grassy bite, not simple even as it displays its constituent parts clearly. Malty finish softens its contours, very likable and easygoing.
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11-29-2013 18:43:37 | More by farrago
3.99/5 rDev +9.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Purchase on vacation from Wine Cheese & More, Chincoteague Island, VA
Pour a transparent but hazy orange with a 1 1/2 finger off white head that leaves some attractive lacing.
The aroma is definitely hop forward. Over ripe citrus and pine. Caramel and sweet malts.
Sweet malts are the backbone, but again the hops dominate. Spicy and piney. Tart citrus and dominant bitter hops in the end.
Medium to medium full in body. Peppery and slick in a good way. Decent alcoho burn.
Definitely worth a repeat. Full in flavor and aroma. Great mouthfeel. Maybe a little more bitter than the usual, but it works. Good balance.
Serving type: bottle
11-06-2013 03:24:50 | More by obywan59
3.38/5 rDev -7.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
12 oz draft at Whole Foods.
Nice amber color, minimal head that clings to glass.
Not an over powering aroma, mix of sweet malt and hops.
Well balanced taste. Starts a little sweet, followed by medium hop flavor. 7.5% abv well hidden.
Light to medium body. Well carbonated
Overall a nice IPA.
Serving type: on-tap
10-11-2013 18:40:38 | More by Dave_Treat
3.59/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Had a 12 oz sample at the Capital Ale House in Harrisonburg today for $3.00. Review from notes.
Beer was served orange with a nice white head.
Nose was pretty nondescript. Basic pale malts but the aroma hops were MIA.
Taste was well balanced pale malts being a pretty big player. But the hops win in the end with a nice combo of citrus, pine, and peach hops taking over that malt base.
Mouthfeel was medium bodied and decently carbonated.
Overall a solid IPA that is worth a shot.
Serving type: on-tap
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October 15, 2013
California-Based Company Charged with Smuggling Canadian Seal Oil
An investigation by NOAA has resulted in the California-based UBF Group Inc being charged with conspiracy to commit a number of acts related to smuggling Canadian seal oil into the United States.
April 29, 2013
Taking our Evidence Worldwide
With our evidence, we're at the World Trade Organization to show the world the cruelty of the 2013 seal slaughter.
April 19, 2013
A Banner Year for Stopping Canada's Seal Slaughter
Canada's sealing industry boasts of an expected slaughter of 100,000 baby seals this year as more countries around the world end their trade in seal products, forcing Canada to stockpile unwanted skins.
April 13, 2013
Baby Seal Dies in Stages
Rebecca Aldworth and the Protect Seals team film a young seal as she dies of a gunshot, impaling, and clubbing at the hands of Canada's sealers.
April 12, 2013
Three Scenes of Suffering from Canada's Seal Slaughter
Rebecca Aldworth and the Protect Seals team report on three instances from one day when baby seals didn't die quickly during Canada's slaughter.
April 11, 2013
Boats in the Fog, Seal Blood in the Water
Rebecca Aldworth and our Protect Seals team follow sealers through the fog and witness gruesome scenes of baby seals clubbed and shot to death, sometimes slowly.
April 10, 2013
Tragedy and Hope at Canada's Seal Slaughter
Sealers killed about 4,450 baby seals on the first day of Canada's seal slaughter, staining the ice and their boats red with blood.
April 10, 2013
Canadian Seal Slaughter Begins Again
Despite the collapse of the sealing economy, it persists. Guest blogger Rebecca Aldworth reported from the scene of the slaughter.
April 9, 2013
Taxpayer-Subsidized Seal Hunt Begins off Canada's East Coast
HSI/Canada was on location to document cruelty at Canada's 2013 commercial seal hunt as it opened in the "Front" (the waters northeast of Newfoundland).
April 2, 2013
Canada's Seal Slaughter: Progress against Continuing Horror
Rebecca Aldworth, director of Canadian Wildlife Issues for The HSUS, looks to another seal slaughter, ever more determined to stop it.
March 21, 2013
Celebrity Chef Brian Malarkey Joins with The Humane Society of the United States to Protect Seals
Acclaimed celebrity chef Brian Malarkey has signed on to The Humane Society of the United States' Protect Seals campaign to bring Canada's commercial seal slaughter to an end.
December 12, 2012
Celebrity Chef Curtis Stone Teams Up with The HSUS' Protect Seals Campaign
The Humane Society of the United States is proud to announce that celebrity chef Curtis Stone has joined its Protect Seals campaign in an effort to end Canada's commercial seal slaughter.
November 15, 2012
More Than 6,000 Establishments Join with The HSUS to End Canada's Seal Slaughter
The Humane Society of the United States is pleased to announce that more than 6,000 restaurants and grocery stores have taken a stand to protect seals by pledging to avoid purchasing some or all Canadian seafood.
October 2, 2012
Rewards Offered for Information About Hawaii Wildlife Crimes
The Humane Society of the United States and The Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust are working with the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources to offer rewards for information in cases of poaching and designated wildlife-related crimes. Anyone with information is asked to call 1-855-DLNR-TIP.
July 12, 2012
Seal Hero Strikes Again
Young advocate Martin Welych-Flanagan continues his years-long effort to end the Canadian seal hunt.
May 4, 2012
Seal Slaughter is on Life Support, but Not Ready to Die
Rebecca Aldworth anticipates a challenging year for the Protect Seals campaign because of a fur lobby that won't give up easily, but she is ever more determined to stop the slaughter.
May 4, 2012
Legislature Adjourns with Numerous Bills Passed for Hawaii's Animals
The Humane Society of the United States, on behalf of its more than 50,000 members and supporters across Hawaii, thanks the State Legislature for its support in passing a number of animal protection bills this legislative session, and urges Gov. Abercrombie to sign the bills into law.
April 16, 2012
Death on Ice: Seal Pups Die Horribly
Rebecca Aldworth and the Protect Seals team watch miserably as off-season fishermen turn the peaceful ice floes into seal pup slaughterhouses.
April 12, 2012
Seal Pups Killed off the Coast of Newfoundland
The commercial seal hunt opened early this morning in an area off the Newfoundland coast known locally as "the front," and more than two dozen sealing vessels launched to do their killing.
April 10, 2012
Canada's Seal Slaughter Begins
The HSUS's Rebecca Aldworth watches helplessly as the first seal pups are clubbed to death in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, but with ever greater determination to stop the seal slaughter for good.
April 3, 2012
HSI/Canada Calls for Sealing Industry Buyout as Largest Seal Fur Processor Closes
Canada's largest seal fur buyer, NuTan, announced Thursday it would stop processing seal skins.
April 2, 2012
The Unthinkable: Another Seal Slaughter is Set to Begin
Does this make any sense? Those who claim to represent sealers are demanding a government subsidy to pay sealers to kill seals so the skins can be stockpiled in warehouses.
March 16, 2012
Buffalo Exchange Helps Save Ocean Animals
In recognition of our work to protect marine life, Buffalo Exchange pledged all proceeds from the sale of items priced at one dollar during Buffalo Exchange's Dollar Day Sale on Saturday, April 21, 2012, as donations to HSI and The HSUS.
February 23, 2012
The HSUS Launches New iPhone App at 'Chefs for Seals' in San Francisco
The HSUS launched a new iPhone app allowing users to locate restaurants and food suppliers boycotting Canadian seafood products until Canada ends the annual slaughter of baby seals.
January 12, 2012
New Effort Launched to Combat Wildlife Crimes in Hawaii
The HSUS and The Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust announced new efforts to support the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Conservation and Resource Enforcement's work to combat poaching and designated wildlife-related crimes by sponsoring a toll-free, confidential reward tip line, 1-855-DLNR-TIP.


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In the opening pages of Lucky Man, I described a morning in Florida 19 years ago when I woke up with a hangover and a twitching left pinky finger. In the intervening years, my life has seen many changes. Most mornings, for example, I awake to find my left pinky finger perfectly still—it's the rest of my body that's shaking uncontrollably. Technically, my body is only fully at peace when my mind is completely at rest—that is, asleep. Low brain activity means fewer neurons firing, or in my case, misfiring. As I awaken, before my conscious mind really knows what's happening, my body has already gotten the news in the form of insistent neural instructions to twist, twitch, and contort. Any chance of slipping back into sleep is lost.
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Bunny Pear Salad Recipe
All dressed up for the Easter parade, these darling bunny salads sent by Albertine Sperling of Abbotsford, British Columbia make a cute and festive side dish for your family feast. What kids wouldn't have fun helping to assemble their own…and extras for guests?
- Red lettuce leaves
- 1 can (15-1/4 ounces) pear halves, drained
- 12 dried currants or raisins
- 8 whole almonds
- 4 baby carrots
- 4 parsley sprigs
- Whipped cream in a can
- Arrange lettuce on four salad plates; place a pear half cut side down on each plate. For eyes, insert two currants at narrow end of pear; add one currant for nose. For ears, insert almonds upright behind eyes.
- With a sharp knife, cut a small hole at one end of each carrot; insert a parsley sprig for carrot top. Place under bunny's nose. For tail, spray a small mound of whipped cream at the wide end of each pear. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Bunny Pear Salad in Simple & Delicious
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I think that the bunny looks more like an oversize mouse - but I guess that's probably just me. Cute anyhow!
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I made the bunny salad last night. They turned out so CUTE! I put a scoop of cottage cheese on top of the lettuce and under the pear. I think the whipped cream tail turned out cute, as did the eyes and ears! I also added a couple sliced of cucumber cut into quarters. Thanks!
Reviewed Apr. 9, 2009
Hiw about small stems of celery? or snipped marshmallows on toothpicks?
Reviewed Apr. 8, 2009
You could probably use a large marshmellow for the tail.
Reviewed Apr. 8, 2009
Any suggestions for ears,instead of nuts?


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Audit backlog may hinder DoD's contracting ability
Wednesday - 5/30/2012, 8:49am EDT
Federal Times reported the agency performed last year roughly a quarter of the audits it did four years earlier.
DCAA officials said they've slowed down so they could do a better job. They said they were paying more attention to the details and producing greater net savings.
But critics said the agency has, in essence, stopped performing audits. The clock is ticking, as agencies have six years to challenge contractor invoices.
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Right, we did this on a friend's 9630 and as I recall it only found 1 'source' -- that was the cable box. It only finds all the channels if you go cable-into-9631 as the setup.
Since I need to use the cable box here in NY (Cablevision), can I bypass the SEARCH FOR CHANNELS things ? I won't be splitting the feed right off the bat and the cable isn't going into the TV directly, so why go through a 25 minute search for the 1 input (the box) if I can short-cut it somehow?
BTW, when we did it on my friend's 9630, the first time it didn't work and we posted on AVS, then the 2nd time it did and it found the 1 source (he used a box, too). We had forgotten when we did it for him that the Channel Search won't find the channels -- it just finds the 1 channel/input from the cabl box -- if you don't put the cable directly into the TV.


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As I write this, I'm about to board a boat with "Lindsay Lohan's thug," a.k.a. Ray LeMoine, a guy whose recent press mentions range from face puncher to humanitarian to bar owner. Indeed, over the past few days, Mr. LeMoine has become a tabloid anti-celeb, and we're on the run. Read More


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Within three weeks of September 11, the Immigration and Naturalization Service moved forcefully to deport a foreign national closely linked to the destruction of the World Trade Center.
Unfortunately, the foreign national in question was the British wife of a man killed when the towers collapsed. Because she was a "dependent" on her husband's temporary visa, she became "illegal" upon his death. The automatic response of the INS bureaucrats was to inform her that she had to leave the country even though her children were U.S. citizens. Worse, both she and her husband would have had permanent resident status had an INS official not lost their file. On top of her husband's murder, she faced a Kafkaesque nightmare in dealing with federal immigration authorities.
That a law-abiding citizen of America's staunchest ally could be treated so callously boggles the mind of the average citizen. But the average American citizen is unfamiliar with the workings of the INS — easily the nation's most ineffective and counterproductive federal law enforcement agency. This is due partly to the massive bureaucratic failings of the agency itself, and partly to dangerously ill-conceived federal immigration law.
At about the same time the British woman was being threatened with deportation, the news began reporting that many of the perpetrators of the monstrous attack had been legally approved for temporary entry into the United States. Once in the country, however, the INS has no way to track the location or activities of foreign nationals.
The truth is that U.S. immigration law is usually applied against those who try to comply with it, and rarely against those who don't. Immigrants from developed countries, where law abidingness is a civic virtue, frequently present themselves to INS authorities only to be treated with incompetence or downright maliciousness. (The British citizen in question made the mistake of contacting the INS after September 11 to inquire about her status.) There's very little in the way of a domestic constituency to which the INS or the law is beholden.
We face two basic problems. First, immigration law is mind-numbingly complex and ill-suited to the protection of American interests. There are essentially two ways to immigrate legally and permanently to the United States — sponsorship by family, and sponsorship by employers. The former pays little attention to American interests, and the latter is complicated, expensive, and fraught with technicalities.
In the absence of an immediate relative, would-be immigrants must rely on employer sponsorship, which can take literally years. Most employers simply don't have the time, resources, or patience to do what it takes to bring in immigrants legally. Hence the millions of "illegals" in the United States today. It's not so much that they're scofflaws as that there is no way, practically speaking, for them to immigrate legally. American immigration policy is in effect a prohibition on those who seek to come legally, and an open door for those who don't.
Secondly, the INS has proved time and again to be incapable of effectively administering the laws. It's often the case that immigration inspectors or adjudicators are simply not equipped to interpret legislation that stands shoulder to shoulder with the tax code as the most complicated in existence.
Herewith, some modest proposals:
- We must immediately redraft immigration laws to take account of American economic, cultural, and security interests. Continue to give preference to high-skill workers. But the State Department, in cooperation with a revamped INS, should put certain countries on an "immigration watch list." This list would include countries that produce disproportionate numbers of individuals engaged in terrorist activities aimed at America's destruction.
- At present, countries on the list would be largely Islamic, and would include such nominal friends of the United States as Saudi Arabia. Nationals of these countries — whether they apply for temporary or permanent status — should undergo particularly close screening and have reporting requirements far beyond those of, say, Canadian nationals.
- We must also restructure the INS. President Bush, in fact, campaigned to do this, suggesting that the INS be divided into "service" and "enforcement" components. Such a division is critical in an atmosphere where spurious enforcement routinely trumps service for those who desperately try to abide by the law.
- Knowledgeable, courteous immigration professionals should decide immigration applications, while an expanded and invigorated enforcement arm would operate at and within U.S. borders to apprehend criminals and agents of enemy powers. September 11 certainly highlighted intelligence failures, but no intelligence will ever be good enough to deal with the problems created by a failed immigration system.


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Patron: GOP's "traditional values" sure aren't Biblical values
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Was Jesus a Republican or a Democrat? The immediate answer would be: Democrat, of course, since most Jews tend to be Democrats. A deeper examination of Jesus' teachings confirms this thesis.
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I heard the story of Banaz Mahmod, a 20-year-old woman in London, gang-raped, garrotted, stuffed into a suitcase and buried in waste ground, for the crime of a kiss in a train station. Her murder was carried out under the orders of her own father and her uncle. Banaz was married off to a man she had barely met at the age of 17, who subjected her to extraordinary abuses. We need authorities, decision makers and politicians to provide the same protection and preventative action for women of ethnic minority communities affected by "honour"-based violence and oppression as they would for any other crime in any other part of society.
On the morning of June 30, 2009, police in a small eastern Ontario city made a ghastly discovery: four females dead in a car submerged in a shallow canal -- Canada's first mass honour killing. In Without Honour, award-winning journalist Rob Tripp draws on three years of exhaustive research and exclusive interviews to make sense of a senseless crime in a way no other writer could. "The feeling had gnawed at Jake since the catastrophic outcome of his peck on Sahar's cheek in the corridor of St-Ex in the fall of 2007. He had not forgotten the sight of the sad girl standing in the hall, tears trickling down her cheeks, as she explained that her dad got really mad and slapped her."
As Muslims with progressive values slowly but surely take ascendancy over Deobandi and Wahabi puritan fundamentalism, honor-shame sub-cultures will disappear and with it, the sanctioned abuse of women.
That a man in an eminently civilized country like Canada could invoke an ancient practice like honor killing in the 21st century is frightening. The mores that seem to be at work cut to deeply felt attitudes about families and women.
The verdict in the Shafia case exemplifies the ability of Western legal systems to provide justice to victims of honour killings. If anything positive can come from the Shafia verdict, let it be that law enforcement throughout North America takes the time to educate themselves about honour violence.
Canadians are often uncomfortable labeling premeditated murders "honour killings" under the guise of political correctness. Let us take off our multicultural goggles and see honour killings for what they are: culturally motivated, violent crimes committed against women that have no place in a civilized society.
The Shafia trial exposed a cultural pathology that needs a closer and unbiased examination. The men in Muslim families are rarely subjected to the kinds of constraints their female relatives endure. It is mostly when the conduct of the women is perceived as dishonourable that matters worsen.
What must we do -- we Muslims -- to ensure none of our daughters and sisters are murdered by their fathers, husbands, and brothers? Among many things we must embrace foremost the 1400-year-old Islamic tradition that emphasizes not the responsibility to guard our modesty, but the duty to show compassion.
Thus pronounced the jury in the 1968 film "The Producers" -- as the jury in the Shafia "honour killing" trial pretty much did this afternoon. It's justice but it doesn't feel like justice -- if only because those lives can never be brought back, the smiles of those murdered beautiful young women now forever frozen in photographs.
The most retrogressive segments of Muslim society often angrily conclude that reformist Muslims only speak from a position of ignorance when questioning orthodox religious practice. Progressive Muslims are ignorant, self-serving, heretical, and hypocritical according to these conservatives, who consistently accuse revisionists of being fifth columnists with nefarious ulterior motives.
Another group should stand accused alongside the Shafia family, during the ongoing trial of their daughter's murders: the social service and youth protection professionals who catastrophically let the Shafia girls down.
Self-anointed leaders of Muslim organizations had a great opportunity to come clean about the links between honour crimes and Sharia law, but instead, they tried to deflect attention and spin-doctor the truth.
Muslims emigrating to Canada and the United States need to acknowledge that their children, especially daughters, are human beings. No one has the right to injure and kill daughters due to medieval notions of family honour or disdain for Western society. Mr. Shafia, it is not sinful to be Canadian or American.
Liberal MP Justin Trudeau chided the Conservative government for calling honour killings "barbaric." But why such reluctance to call these heinous crimes using terminology that best describes them? Is it fear of stigmatizing a particular culture or religious community? Is it simply naivete of the worst kind?
Child or adult femalicide (yes, it's a real word) of this nature is among the pre-Islamic practices that are expressly prohibited, lacking honour completely and subject to findings of guilt by God. As for judgement in a court of law, well -- the case continues...
Horrific details of an alleged mass honour killing emerged in a crowded Ontario courtroom last week: Three young sisters and their polygamous father's first wife were murdered in the name of religious purity.