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My husband loves to hunt. We have a ŌĆ£room of deathŌĆØ as Jim Carey would say. All of his prize conquests are grandly hanging on the walls of this room. I choose to not go in there because IŌĆÖm not exactly for hunting except for eating, not as sport. If however the two are combined then I guess IŌĆÖm OK. Here is the problem, my husband and two friends went on a very expensive safari. He came back with the head and neck of a giraffe he shot! He mounted it in his den. I had a party last weekend and as many of my guests went through the house socializing they became mortified by the sight of the giraffe. One by one couple began leaving. It was horrible! I did nothing but apologize all evening. What do I do? My husband doesnŌĆÖt care what our friends think and is proud of his kill. IŌĆÖm so turned off that I can hardly look at him.
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Dear Living with a room of death,
I have to ask if you were offended before your friendŌĆÖs reaction or if you felt the same but didnŌĆÖt voice your opinion. Communication is so vital and keeping something like this inside makes it much worse. If you hid your feelings and are now trying to deal with them, it may be too late. But if not please donŌĆÖt let your friends control how you feel. Your husband has a room for which he displays what he wants; even if you think it has gone too far. He doesnŌĆÖt care what people think because he obviously sees animals in a different way than they do.
What you do really is up to you. Can you shut off, install locks or ask folks not to go into the room during parties? IŌĆÖm not sure if you are saying you are uncomfortable living in the house with the giraffe, or that because of it you feel differently about your husband. It could be a matter of you being embarrassed by your friendsŌĆÖ reactions. I think your husband is the same guy you cared for prior to going on the safari and making this an issue of character or something else is damaging and can be risky to your relationship.
I suggest at least having a conversation with him and tell him your feelings, from the beginning until now. See what your real thoughts are and make sure you know what you ultimately want from him.
Good luck!
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Cost of gas rises as prices for veggies fallBy: | Posted: Wednesday, Oct 24, 2012 06:00 am Shoppers in Alberta continued to enjoy low overall price inflation in September, although they could be forgiven for feeling they weren�t getting such a good deal. Last month, the annual increase in prices as measured by the consumer price index rose by 1.4 per cent in Alberta � higher than the 1.0 per cent increase posted in July and higher than the Canadian inflation rate of 1.2 per cent. The Bank of Canada�s core index � which removes eight of the most volatile components of the basket of goods and services � rose 1.3 per cent. That remains well below the Bank of Canada�s target inflation rate of 2.0 per cent. Alberta grocery shoppers may have gotten some pleasant surprises in the produce aisle, however. The year-over-year prices for fresh vegetables fell a whopping 11.9 per cent. Food prices overall rose by only 1.3 per cent, slightly less than the overall inflation rate. And prices are much lower than a year ago for women�s clothing (-4.3 per cent) and natural gas (-24.7 per cent). But not everything felt like such a great deal for consumers. Gasoline prices were higher by 7.2 per cent, and electricity rose by nearly a fifth (19.9 per cent). And while it is possible to cut back a bit on the consumption of these two sources of energy, it is very difficult to go without gas and electricity altogether. The pinch felt from inflation on these non-discretionary items tends to feel worse. As well, other costs not necessarily tracked by the consumer price index can also chew into the household budget. As pointed out in some recent polling research done by ATB Financial, many Alberta households are facing rising costs for their children�s sports and extracurricular activities. More than half of parents (52 per cent) responding to the survey reported rising costs for sports are preventing them from registering their kids. HousingThe Canadian Real Estate Association announced home sales were down 15.1 per cent in September on a year-over-year basis, but the average national home price was up slightly, by 1.1 per cent, to $355,777 over the same period. Average home prices in Alberta were nearly identical to the national average, at $355,127, a 0.1 per cent increase over 2011 levels. Much of the decline in activity is due to lingering effects of the recent changes to mortgage insurance, with the maximum amortization period having been lowered to 25 from 30 years. AgricultureThe United States Agricultural Department (USDA) released its Livestock, Dairy, & Poultry outlook this week. The USDA sees some of the recent strength in cattle prices tapering off due to higher feed prices and weaker wholesale demand. Also of interest was the USDA�s outlook on pork. There had been reports of a world-wide pork shortage, but the agency highlights that pork inventories are fairly high, as demand from Asia is expected to decline slightly as income growth stalls. Canada�s businessCould Canada have a sovereign debt crisis? The MacDonald-Laurier Institute published a paper this week looking at how the implicit bailout guarantee provides a real benefit to provinces, as evidenced by abnormally low interest rates relative to default risk. The default risk had to be modeled and in the near-term the report doesn�t see any material risk, but there is a real concern for the 10-to-30 year timeframe. Prepared by ATB Financial. Reprinted courtesy of www.troymedia.com. Comments
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Hi Joseph, Thank You for taking the time to listen and comment on my Fading Into The Distance video. It's rare that I get any comments so I appreciate it. Hope you're doing OK in that part of the country with all the damage from Sandy.
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PlayStation Move sales hit 4.1 million (with a catch)
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ula farming remains viable amid a decline in overall presence, the Clallam Economic Development Council is looking to sow and reap innovation.
An innovation can be an idea, invention, a scientific breakthrough, a start-up business or simply a process, such as how to farm an economy.
In the 1980s the EDCs strategic plan, board and bylaws were set up to make the agency a conduit for state and federal funds to local ventures in the natural resource economy.
But things change.
Clallam County is still an active farming community and timber still makes its way east on logging trucks but not like it did 20 years ago so EDC director Linda Rotmark has been asking herself the same question since she came here three years ago: Whats next?
When the governor awarded Battelle and the college the Innovative Partnership Zone, that was the catalyst that turned on the light bulb for me, Rotmark said. If the state recognizes this area as a place for innovation and partnerships, so should we.
The EDC will continue doing exactly what it already does, actively recruiting businesses from afar and building the local economy. However, now it will begin investing in tools to farm local innovation and ideas.
Clallam County is considered unusual for the number of patents awarded per capita, we have some of the greatest minds in the nation and a great deal of potential, Rotmark said, indicating a shift from outside recruitment intensive planning to internal investments. So instead of chasing smokestacks, we can invest in ourselves and create a new, local economy to supplement the areas historical economy.
The Washington Manufacturing Service, a statewide business incubator, caught wind of Rotmarks shift in gears and unloaded some tools to assist in the change.
The grow your own business or idea direction needed more tools, Rotmark said.
We are now the beta test, so to speak, for new tools based on decades of research in economic development.
The EDC and the manufacturing service held a workshop with a diverse team of local entrepreneurs, government officials, economic players, real estate agents and inventors to test the effectiveness of the new model.
Previously, the EDC had the tools to help a business idea or invention in its early stages, such as business model advisors or patent lawyers, as well as tools to help in the finishing stages, such as funding mechanisms and public to private partnerships. But it was missing something in the middle, Rotmark said.
In order to help innovations grow into something the owner can commercialize, there needs to be a set of diagnostics between development and funding, which is something the Washington Manufacturing Service is testing with us right now, Rotmark said.
Brad Griffith, local contractor and part-time inventor, sat in on the innovation workshop.
I was invited to represent local inventors, said Griffith, who is a member of a local inventors club. The process was interesting in how it qualified and quantified an ideas success and provided ways for it to grow more effectively.
Griffith said he may have an invention, he may have already done patent research, but was missing certain connecting pieces, like where to find an injection molding company or a way to commercialize the finished product.
What they talked about in the workshop is what we try to do in our club meetings, he said. We try to connect different ideas with different people to help that idea become a reality.
The EDCs new innovation farming model can be used for business ideas or any type of innovation.
America has gone through the agricultural age, the industrial age, the investment age and the technology age, Griffith said. Whats next, as Ive seen it and as the EDC seems to see it, is the innovative age.
Rotmark said the model is in its early stages and they are using the new tools to test how successful the model can be.
Even this model is an innovation and something we need to test and refine to make it as successful as it can be, Rotmark said. The United States is on the verge of becoming the worlds first entrepreneurial nation and we want Clallam County to be right there.
If the state recognizes this area as a place for innovation and partnerships, so should we.
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"Some of these leaders however have moved to Yemen and have taken the charges of command and coordination of Al-Qaeda operations," the report said.
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George Foster's season was not exactly one he'd want to put on the mantle.
While the right tackle began and ended the regular season as the starter at his position, he found himself in backup duty just past the midway point of the campaign, with training-camp signee Adam Meadows starting the November games against the Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs.
In the Raiders and Chargers games, Foster played only on special teams. A hamstring injury on Thanksgiving put Foster back at his old slot, and he remained there for the remainder of the season, even after Meadows returned to the active roster for Weeks 16 and 17.
When Head Coach Mike Shanahan was asked to assess the team's situation at right tackle earlier this month, he spoke not specifically of Foster, but of the scrum for playing time that awaits.
"We've got some depth there. We've got some competition," Shanahan said. "Who is going to play what position, you never know. With Erik (Pears) playing some this year (at left tackle), Adam Meadows playing. With Matt (Lepsis) going down and (Chris) Kuper coming on and playing (he played against Arizona), we've got more depth than we have had. We'll have some great competition there.
"If the guy starts the year before, he's going to start this year or we're going to give him every opportunity to win that job back, but there's competition and that's what makes this world go around."
FINAL ANALYSIS: The three games in which he came off the bench represented his only non-starts since 2003, when he played in just one game as a rookie.
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Definition of self-mortification in English:
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- The subjugation of appetites or desires by self-denial or self-discipline as an aspect of religious devotion: voluntary self-mortification such as fastingMore example sentences
- Another discipline, however, might lead to its achievement, and there was such a discipline at hand: the method of self-mortification and extreme asceticism which we know best through Jainism.
- A popular misconception about it was that its real purpose was to annihilate the desires of the flesh altogether and provide an opportunity for self-mortification in the last degree.
- In India, the recollection of previous lives is a common feature in the histories of the saints and heroes of a sacred tradition, and it is considered a result of a pious life of self-mortification.
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If you try to add a network printer by its ip and you mistyped the ip, the dialog asks you to click the "Back" button to correct your input.
But this button is not present, only the left arrow in the left corner is available.
This (more...)
Add a back button!
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Could this be a bit more cooler? (Add gadgets dialog)
This dialog bores me. (Even in aero mode) Just the idea that its even a dialog is a problem. Could it be possible to add a Mac OS X style add to gadgets interface (with the cool scrolling and all that)
-No im not an apple fanboi, I have (more...)
Make it look different from Vistas. The dialog is good an all but this is the next Windows, we want something a bit more revolunitonary!
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Driver Software Installation windows is very crowded
Possible problem:
Icons too big
Text too small
Line spacing too low
Icons are a bit ugly too.
Increase line spacing
Increase text size
Decrease icon size
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Windows Media Player 12 Icon
It seems to me that the icon for WMP 12 (& I think it was the same for 11 as well) doesn't seem to match the overall "look & feel" of WMP itself.
There's the hint of a play button (which is good) & a vague (more...)
Revamp WMP's program icon, by using comething like the actual "play" button image as the icon, that uses WMP's color scheme, replacing the current blue & orange icon.
If the existing icon was changed to have the (more...)
Make the ALT+tab screen appear with a fading in effect
The alt-tab screen just instnalty appears.
make it look cool and pop it up with a cool fading in effect like with normal windows
Not fixed
Redesign the Start Orb so it stands out.
With the redesigned taskbar and large appilcation icons, the current 'start orb' no longer stands out as special. Such an important UI element should have a strong visual mass.
Redesign the start-orb to be more prominent [suggestion attached]
Pop-out Window for list of Programs. (Does not need to be Explorer)
Allow users to have a Pop-out Window for list of Programs.
This will be easier for them to move the icons (and folders) and also, have a good full view of all their software instead of being limited to their list (and full high res glory (more...)
Create a Program Window.
How do you want to call it? Program Manager, Program Window... pls comment.
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Font Shadow on Desktop????
From reading earlier posts it is apparent that many users are unhappy with the shadow fonts on the desktop. I tried to improve it by contrast and size, but the images are still blurry and my eyes already hurt from straining after just a couple hours. (more...)
Remove the shadow and use a clear font such as Arial in white or black. Maybe there can be an option for color, but REMOVE the shadow.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Broad gains from the likes of Netflix Inc., Applied Materials Inc. and Yelp Inc. stood out Tuesday and led to an overall upbeat day for the tech sectors.
Netflix shares /quotes/zigman/87598/delayed/quotes/nls/nflx NFLX -1.89% added more than 6% to close at $247.38 a day after the company extended its content-licensing agreement with CBS /quotes/zigman/393390/delayed/quotes/nls/cbs CBS -1.01% . Citigroup analyst Mark May on Tuesday initiated his coverage of Netflix with a neutral rating.
Semiconductor-equipment maker Applied Materials Inc. saw its shares /quotes/zigman/19895/delayed/quotes/nls/amat AMAT -1.88% rise 3.4% to $15.66. The company got a lift after its annual analyst meeting Monday, at which Applied Materials said it expects to earn between $1.50 and $2.16 a share in fiscal 2016, which kicks off in November 2015. Chief Executive Michael Splinter said Applied Materials is seeing benefits from technology trends such as those involved with mobile devices.
Online review and recommendation company Yelp Inc. /quotes/zigman/9021597/delayed/quotes/nls/yelp YELP -5.52% climbed by 6.7% to close at $37.24. At a conference in San Francisco, Yelp Chief Executive Jeremy Stoppelman said the company would launch a new service that will let consumers place orders for food deliveries without having to leave the Yelp site.
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make1 (meɪk) | |
—vb , makes, making, made | |
1. | to bring into being by shaping, changing, or combining materials, ideas, etc; form or fashion; create: to make a chair from bits of wood; make a poem |
2. | to draw up, establish, or form: to make a decision; make one's will |
3. | to cause to exist, bring about, or produce: don't make a noise |
4. | to cause, compel, or induce: please make him go away |
5. | to appoint or assign, as to a rank or position: they made him chairman |
6. | to constitute: one swallow doesn't make a summer |
7. | (also intr) to come or cause to come into a specified state or condition: to make merry; make someone happy |
8. | (copula) to be or become through development: he will make a good teacher |
9. | to cause or ensure the success of: your news has made my day |
10. | to amount to: twelve inches make a foot |
11. | to be part of or a member of: did she make one of the party? |
12. | to serve as or be suitable for: that piece of cloth will make a coat |
13. | to prepare or put into a fit condition for use: to make a bed |
14. | to be the essential element in or part of: charm makes a good salesman |
15. | to carry out, effect, or do: to make a gesture |
16. | (intr; |
17. | to use for a specified purpose: I will make this town my base |
18. | to deliver or pronounce: to make a speech |
19. | to judge, reckon, or give one's own opinion or information as to: what time do you make it? |
20. | to cause to seem or represent as being: that furniture makes the room look dark |
21. | to earn, acquire, or win for oneself: to make friends; make a fortune |
22. | to engage in: make love not war |
23. | to traverse or cover (distance) by travelling: we can make a hundred miles by nightfall |
24. | to arrive in time for: he didn't make the first act of the play |
25. | cards |
a. to win a trick with (a specified card) | |
b. to shuffle (the cards) | |
c. bridge to fulfil (a contract) by winning the necessary number of tricks | |
26. | cricket to score (runs) |
27. | electronics Compare break to close (a circuit) permitting a flow of current |
28. | (intr) to increase in depth: the water in the hold was making a foot a minute |
29. | (intr) (of hay) to dry and mature |
30. | informal to gain a place or position on or in: to make the headlines; make the first team |
31. | informal to achieve the rank of |
32. | slang to seduce |
33. | make a book to take bets on a race or other contest |
34. | make a day of it to cause an activity to last a day |
35. | make a night of it to cause an activity to last a night |
36. | make do See do |
37. | make eyes at to flirt with or ogle |
38. | make good See good |
39. | nautical make heavy weather to roll and pitch in heavy seas |
40. | informal make heavy weather of something to carry something out with great difficulty or unnecessarily great effort |
41. | make it |
a. informal to be successful in doing something | |
b. slang ( | |
c. slang to inject a narcotic drug | |
42. | slang chiefly (US), (Canadian) make like to imitate |
43. | make love |
a. to have sexual intercourse | |
b. archaic to engage in courtship | |
44. | make love to someone |
a. to have sexual intercourse with someone | |
b. archaic to engage in courtship with someone | |
45. | make or break to bring success or ruin |
46. | make time See time |
47. | make water |
a. another term for urinate | |
b. (of a boat, hull, etc) to let in water | |
—n | |
48. | brand, type, or style: what make of car is that? |
49. | the manner or way in which something is made |
50. | disposition or character; make-up |
51. | the act or process of making |
52. | the amount or number made |
53. | bridge the contract to be played |
54. | cards a player's turn to shuffle |
55. | on the make |
a. informal out for profit or conquest | |
b. slang in search of a sexual partner | |
[Old English macian; related to Old Frisian makia to construct, Dutch maken, German machen to make] | |
'makable1 | |
—adj |
make definition
make up
Put together, construct or compose, as in The druggist made up the prescription, or The tailor said he could make up a suit from this fabric. This usage was first recorded in 1530.
Constitute, form, as in One hundred years make up a century. [Late 1500s]
Change one's appearance; apply cosmetics. For example, He made himself up as an old man. [c. 1800]
Devise a fiction or falsehood; invent. For example, Mary is always making up stories for her children, or Is that account true or did you make it up? This usage was first recorded in 1828.
Compensate for, provide for a deficiency, as in Can you make up the difference in the bill? or What he lacks in height he makes up in skill. This usage was first recorded in 1538. Also see make up for lost time.
Repeat a course, take a test or do an assignment at a later time because of previous absence or failure. For example, Steve will have to make up calculus this summer, or The professor is letting me make up the exam tomorrow.
Also, make it up. Resolve a quarrel, as in The Sweeneys argue a lot but they always make up before going to sleep, or Will you two ever make it up? The first usage was first recorded in 1699, the variant in 1669.
Put in order, as in We asked them to make up the room for us, or Can you make up another bed in this room? [Early 1800s] Also see the subsequent idioms beginning with make up.


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rebel23 said...
Why is it all of a sudden that something is fishy going on at Ole Miss.......I mean, really......We finally get a Coach that knows how to recruit and build a program and now FSU fans as well as Mississippi State fans cry NCAA.....please.....I bet you guys say the same thing about Florida every year.......
mtreber1 said...
Surely you are joking, right? Florida gets recruits because they win. Ole Miss hasn't done anything during the time these kids were alive. I honestly have no idea why kids are suddenly falling in love with your school and it's football program but I assure you that if fans are noticing the sudden change in fortunes, the NCAA will as well. If I were a Rebel fan I would be praying that everything is on the up and up.
BTW it is not only FSU and Miss. St. fans that are noticing the sudden turnaround in your recruiting. If it is solely due to Freeze then congrats.
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I like the small servicing. It's
like a tapas menu. You can try many different dishes and not be too full. the variety is very good as well as the many different tastes. You have to try the fried brussel sprouts. If you don't like brussel sprouts now, you'll like these."
Dined on 3/7/2014
The title says it all. This place
never, ever disappoints in the 3-4 times we've been here either as a Plan A or a Plan B. The wait staff has been the most attentive I've seen in years and the best part is their food isn't oppressively large yet you will always get your bang for your buck, especially the skillet cornbread, the fried chicken, and anything with kimchi. Kudos to their Korean interest too."
Dined on 2/28/2014
I've eaten here a few times and
have always wondered why I don't eat there more often. They offer a 5 course tasting menu that is stunning. The chef will talk to you about your likes and dislikes and then create a custom tasting for you and your party. The chef and the staff are fun and energetic."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Had a great dinner sharing some
wonderful small plates with a friend. Perfect for those who like to try lots of different plates for dinner"
Dined on 2/20/2014
Food was awful, menu didn't match
the one on OpenTable, no entrees available even after inquiring about them, tiny space overcrowded with obnoxiously loud people ("energetic" is one thing, screaming bar people next to people attempting to dine and have some sort of conversation is another), and way overpriced for the slop-passing-as-food that was served. Three hours later (yes, past midnight) had to go to another restaurant to get a real meal and better-tasting food. Will never be back if I can help it."
Dined on 2/22/2014
It's been a penchant of mine to
find culinary gems purely after Plan A fails, but there are zero regrets when it comes to Tremont 647 (and Sister Sorel). Be it dinner or brunch this place has not disappointed and the waitstaff has been some of the most attentive I've seen to date. Being a fan of Korean cuisine, I'm always intrigued by their attempts to infuse kimchi into their food whether it be through a sauce or a slaw, and they do a good job with it too. This is a definite must-go at least once in any South End endeavor."
Dined on 2/17/2014
My boyfriend and I had
reservations for Valentine's Day. We were sat as soon as we arrived (just on time), right behind the expo line, which we really enjoyed because we both work in a restaurant as well. I had previously read online that they could accommodate a vegan diet, which was great, because I'm vegan. When we got there, however, there was a prix fixe that did not include vegan options. I asked our server, who then spoke to the chef, and they happily told us they would make me a vegan meal, all the way down to dessert... and it was EXCELLENT. The food was amazing, the service was spectacular, and it made for a really special night for me and my boyfriend, who were visiting from out of town. We will be back!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
The Valentine's Day Price Fix was
great. We were both very happy with dinner and the specialty cocktails!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
We went for the Valentines day.
The appetizers (fried broccoli and Korean dumplings) were outstanding, as were the main courses (scallops and skirt steak.) The skirt steak was particularly excellent with a nice smokey flavor. The fregola side disk was spectacular; so much flavor. Sadly neither of us was as thrilled with the chocolate torte we had for desert, but it did not dampen the experience."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I was disappointed with the new
small plates menu. Food was good. It wasn't amazing."
Dined on 2/6/2014
Great service, accommodating
staff, fun, upbeat restaurant, convenient to theater, hearty food."
Dined on 2/1/2014
Recently in Boston on business
Tremont 647 was recommended by a friend. The vegetable options were wonderful after days of fast food. The location was walkable and ambiance fun for a Saturday night. I loved the small plates that were served when ready, tapas style. And what a delight to sit next to the grill and have the chef personally checking on us."
Dined on 2/1/2014
Went here to reconnect with a long
time friend and the noise level is too high and the food is ok- not bad but nothing to write home about. The wine list is not bad at all. Better if you go for brunch or in summer when you have room to move other why you are packed like sardines along the bar/entrance/hallway: multifunctional space."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Had New Year's Eve dinner
reservation, everything was fantastic. We weren't thrilled with the initial table offered to us and they were very accommodating in finding another table, even offering us a small appetizer while we waited. The prix fixe menu was just incredible - inventive, excellently prepared and absolutely delicious. Tremont 647 is a great spot for a special meal or romantic dinner."
Dined on 12/31/2013
We chose Tremont 647 for our
annual Christmas meal out. The food was pretty good, but the service needs to calm down a bit. First the food. I was a little disappointed that the lapsang souchong wasn't more pronounced in my Grayskull, but the herbal flavors were overall what I wanted to undercut all the sugar of the season. We chose the five course tasting menu, all of which was taken from the menu or the specials for the evening. All the dishes up to this point were served their usual size for splitting. We were served three desserts, which was a little too much. The service was over eager and urgent. The chef only spoke to my husband about the tasting menu and the waiter kept pushing us to finish our cocktails and start on the wine."
Dined on 12/21/2013
We went there for our husband's
40tg birthday. It was a special meal that exceeded our expectations. The food was delicious and the chef made our experiences unique and special. If we lived in Boston we would go again and again!"
Dined on 12/6/2013
Had a pre theater dinner at
Tremont 647. First time there and would defintely come back. Wanted to try the tasting menu but did not have enough time. The drinks, appetizer and entree were first rate and a very interesting blend of flavors. Wait staff (all of them) were extremely knowledgeable and attentive. A very good choice."
Dined on 11/22/2013
Great food and great service. Very
complimentary for large group - they provide a private room! overall this was a great experience for myself and the group of ladies I came here with. Will come back again for sure."
Dined on 11/23/2013
I received a giftcard for Tremont
647 and after reviewing the menu online, I was excited. They served complimentary foccacia bread with bean dip which was delicious (and they replenished the bread when we finished it!) and we ordered the Korean Beef Dumplings which were also great. I thought the portion was too small at first (4 pieces) but by the time the food came I was happy the portion was so small because the entree portion was very generous. I ordered the Grass Fed 1/2 Pound Burger Daddy which was huge and delicious. The fries were also pretty perfect. The staff were all very friendly and efficient."
Dined on 11/11/2013
Nothing special. It is loud in
there even when not crowded. It was extremely cold on my visit and I was so uncomfortable I couldn't wait to leave."
Dined on 11/10/2013
The menu was rather limited. I
expected a bit more due to all of the rave."
Dined on 11/2/2013
This restaurant was packed and
popular but we scored a reservation and were seated immediately. The volume made conversation difficult and you should definitely plan to come here with a large group of people with loud voices; however, the food was amazing and service was great. We had been aiming for a nice romantic dinner for two at a neighbourhood place and you might get that here on a Monday night, but clearly the busy times are super busy! We loved the generous servings and both the steak and the bluefish were fantastic - could almost not decide which was better. The wait staff were attentive (but not too much so), and refilled our water as soon as it was needed and revisited our table to check that things were ok."
Dined on 10/26/2013
My wife had pan seared bluefish
and I had cider brined pork chop. Excellent! Chop was tasty, tender, cooked just right. Nice apple taste. Bed of greens etc. were wonderful complement with enjoyable texture. Similar take on bluefish. My wife especially liked crisp finish on fish. Pear crumb cake was just okay. Service was fast and friendly -- but this was Sunday night and there were not many patrons except at the bar. Music and people at bar were a bit loud. But I always prefer quiet when I eat.They have a front that opens up to connect bar with patio cafe area.I definitely plan to return and hope that the food will be as good the second time."
Dined on 10/21/2013
The service was a step above
everything else the restaurant has to offer. Good food and attentive staff make this dinner place worth going to."
Dined on 10/12/2013
Tremont 647 offers new twists on
old standards and new items that should become staples (i'm looking at you fontina stuffed tater tots). Our group enjoyed everything from wine to dessert. The wine list is great with some excellent and high quality options (we went red and had two great bottles of pinot noir and merlot). We tried three appetizers - the dumplings, the lobster mac and cheese and the wings. All delicious and elevated far above your "run of the mill" wings, dumplings and mac and cheese. Everyone enjoyed their entree - I had the steak over corn and mushrooms and it was amazing. Fontina stuffed tater tots made the dish! For dessert we enjoyed the smores brownie and the banana creme pie. A fantastic meal!"
Dined on 10/5/2013
The outstanding aspect of our
recent experience was the chef/owner's attentiveness. Andy was in the kitchen and observed us moving tables to get away from a large, noisy group, and he came over and offered us a different table, one the hostess had previously said was not available. I don't fault her for having told us that, since that undoubtedly was her instruction, but Andy himself made sure we had what we needed to be comfortable, and that enhanced our experience. I'd say the place falls somewhere vibrant bar scene and neighborhood gem. The food was good, and the place got louder as the night wore on."
Dined on 10/4/2013
Thursday was very notable this
week thanks to Tremont 647. We shared a variety of small plates. The seared scallops on a bed of roasted cauliflower was perfect. The scallops were seared perfectly and the nuttiness of the cauliflower was just the right contrast to the sweetness of the scallops. The service was impeccable. The banana cream pie was the perfect ending to a great evening."
Dined on 10/4/2013
The food and service here are
fantastic, this is the cream of the crop of South End bistros."
Dined on 9/7/2013
My friend & I had the fish
entrees, they were cooked perfectly and the sauces were so delicious. Their ice tea was strong but good. I gad banana cream pie with chocolate bar. The chocolate was made from bacon & nut. It was very interesting. Overall it was very positive experience."
Dined on 8/30/2013
We were there during restaurant
week in late August, and it was not crowded. We ordered from the special, restaurant-week menu, and the food was terrific. Most of the appetizers and entrees featured local, seasonal ingredients. I ordered a salad with grilled peaches followed by bluefish that was grilled perfectly and set on a bed of corn and crab. The service was very good, too. My only cavil is that it felt a bit rushed. Maybe that's because we were asked to order all 3 courses at once due to the special menu, and because the place was not busy so the food came quickly. But we were there on an atypical night, and it's usually crowded, so I don't think being rushed is usually the case. I recommend it."
Dined on 8/31/2013
Overcharged for wine, lied about
menu costs, forgot about us for 20 minutes when we arrived"
Dined on 8/29/2013
Didn't feel rushed. Everything
came at the perfect time."
Dined on 8/25/2013
I came here for restaurant week
due to seeing some items on the menu that caught my eye. The wings are a must have but the cherry cheesecake although good was to rich for such a big portion. The staff were very attentive and helpful and the drinks were ok but not amazing"
Dined on 8/24/2013
We went for restaurant week as
I've never been. I love the idea of an open kitchen without being overpowered by the scent of food. Our server was pleasant and the food was very good. I would visit again."
Dined on 8/22/2013
We went to Tremont 647 for dinner
during Restaurant Week. They must have been having an "off" night. The food was fair, not good (except the Korean Beef Dumplings -- those were pretty good). The table was awkwardly situated and kind of long, making my seat kind of in the way of absolutely everyone walking into the restaurant. The waiter seemed brand-new. He was trying, but he didn't appear to have any experience at all. No spoon for the soup; asking us how everything was at the same moment the first plate was set in front of us. I've heard good things about this place, and it's close to work, so maybe I'll try it again some other time."
Dined on 8/22/2013
Heard good reports so decided to
check it out--alone--during Restaurant Week. Don't know if they pitied me or thought I was a foodie, but the staff could not have been nicer, gave me a choice of several locations (NOT the lovely quaint street patio, however ;) & even bringing me an extra starter "on the house", superb & much better than the one I'd chosen. My waiter was a gem, offered comments on designer drinks & wines (both of which were excellent) etc & just attentive enough. The menu did not disappoint, the crowd was jovial, & the ambiance loud, modern & spare, yet perfectly matched to this history brick townhouse neighborhood. I see why it is a popular Boston hangout & will be back!"
Dined on 8/20/2013
We go back to this restaurant once
in a while for the outdoor seating and people-watching. The food is okay - nothing special. This time I ordered a burger and it was very overcooked. I was hungry so I didn't send it back and give them a chance to fix it, but I ordered medium rare and the burger was grey and well-done. Also, the fries were flavorless. My date had the steak and he enjoyed it. The table bread and dipping sauce was the highlight of our night. Also, our waiter was really friendly and personable."
Dined on 8/18/2013
Unlike other tasting dinners I've
tried this dinner was tailored to our table based on our likes, dislikes and food allergies. We had two gluten-free diners at our table of four and the chef managed to to transform all but one dessert into a gluten-free gastronomical delight for all to enjoy!"
Dined on 8/11/2013
We actually had our first date at
647 on opening night. This visit is 16.5 years later with our 7 year-old. Still a vibrant and delicious place. And, the service team treated us like old friends when we mentioned our history with the place. I will say that there were some loud and obnoxious folks at the bar. Really inappropriate behavior. I think it was unusual but being a small neighborhood spot, the local color could influence the experience. The restaurant was very accommodating and ushered the lewd noise makers out pretty quickly. We will be back again soon for sure!!!"
Dined on 8/4/2013
My Girlfriend and I went there on
Sunday. Very load bar crowd on a late sunday afternoon. Liked the open kitchen. We had the Mac and Cheese with lobster which was excellent. I also recommend the Beer Brined Half Chicken. I wish it had a better side dish. The Potato Green Bean salad was ok. The Homemade stuffed Tater Tots were good (and Huge) also."
Dined on 7/29/2013
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'Godspell' Showing at Trinity-On-Main in New Britain March 7-16
Phoenix Theater Company presents the modern-day gospel of the ever-popular musical Godspell, in which a bunch of young New Yorkers (pictured) take off time from their busy schedules for quality time with J.C. They sing, dance and goof around, and when Jesus is crucified in a junkyard, they carry his carry him back out into the streets. It's a lot more fun than it sounds; in fact, it's touching and generally entertaining, with songs that'll be stuck in your head until Easter.
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By Keller A. Dinan | 9/23/13 12:05 PM
Boston Cannons captain Paul Rabil has been in the news frequenty to represent himself and the sport of Lacrosse. First, Rabil was featured in ESPN's newest commercial titled "DaDaDa." The Worldwide Leader in Sports is increasingly well-known for their SportsCenter commercials. The newest commercial includes Rabil in action for the Cannons among a long list of accomplished professional athletes of other sports.
News spread about this new commercial, including an announcement on his own Twitter account:
@PaulRabil: Here's @SportsCenter's newest #Dadada commercial...lax gets a cameo. See it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch… #swimmove"
The video was released on ESPN's YouTube page on Friday, and the video already has 81,000 views.
Today, Bloomberg.com published an article annoucing Rabil, the first professional lacrosse player to reach a million-dollar endorsement portfolio, has hired Octagon as his marketing representative.
Rabil stated that he will be joining the firm's Personalities & Properties division, being represented by agent Erin Kane, whose clients also include Olympic softball pitcher Jennie Finch. This same division is also clients with NASCAR driver #48 Jimmie Johnson and former National Football League coaches Bill Cowher, Brian Billick and Herm Edwards, along with Olympic swimming champion Michael Phelps.
In a telephone interview, Rabil said he sought a long-term, global-minded partner capable of increasing not only his personal brand, but the overall sport of lacrosse at both the professional and development levels.
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Doctor says no contact yet. I am officially out. Damn. Have fun, y'all.
Tonga v. Mitchrock
Balls Deep v. Chug
Doctor says no contact yet. I am officially out. Damn. Have fun, y'all.
More and more dropping out. Are we going to need more players?
Just paid, thanks for setting this up!
Looks like I will be able to make it to the game after all.
Please put me on the roster HG.
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Can Balls Deep rock the dark ? I want to sport my spiffy team Mexico jersey.
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Not happy about the 20 max.
I think the max should be 26, enough for three forward lines and two defensive lines for each team.
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My wife and I went to the show in Bossier City, LA on the 19th. We went there to see Staind, but left there Godsmack fans. I have been a very casual fan over the last few years, but nothing major. After seeing the show they put on, though, I'm completely hooked. The drum battle was my favorite part, but the whole show was awesome. We'll be at their next show around us for sure.
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Agreed, went to see another big name band who got blown off the stage by Godsmack. Swore then and there I would NEVER miss another GS show if it was in my power to be there!
Let me guess: Motley Crue
I don't like to speak ill of the dead, but yeah. Overall had a great time, my son had just graduated from an alternative school where he lived in a hut in the woods for 16 months so it was a gift for him. Drowning Pool was good, Theory was overworked, Tylers voice was so raspy I felt bad for him. Tommy and Nikki still have it, poor Mick Mars is in such bad shape I feel bad for him too, Vince needs Pulmonary Rehab. Very dissapointing, Just saw Anthrax and Testament and they have been at it just as long and are better than ever live.
That's what I figured. I have a tremendous amount of respect for Mick Mars as he continues to play even though he is constantly in pain. I know a lot of Crue fans are divided among the topic but I think their self-titled album with John Corabi and without Vince is one of, if not their best. I bet their live shows would be badass with him back as frontman. Never got to see them live with him though back in the mid 90's
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wow, reading this thread again was a blast from the past. It was only 4 months ago but so much has happened since then.
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good,now what is the topic here(to tired to read it from the begging)
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I like it as it shows GS kicks a$$ live! You think you like God smack but when you leave you LOVE GODSMACK!
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Spurs Twitter Roundup: Missing Hill, bachelorhood, and more
It has been an eventful couple of weeks for the San Antonio Spurs as they add new players through the draft, traded away a fan favorite in George Hill and not to mention the NBA lockout.
As far as the trade of Hill, the players reacted to this news as well via their personal Twitter pages.
DeJuan45 IM SICK SWEAR IMMA MISS MY BRO!! @George_Hill3
manuginobili Jorge Colina (aka @George_Hill3), it was great to play w u these yrs but it was better to know u. Enjoy home & c u soon!
George_Hill3 To be honest today at George Hill Rising Star Camp, the kids brought tears to my eyes for a second. I'm gonna miss SA but God has plans!!!!!
George_Hill3 Big S/O 2 my lil bro @DeJuan45 for everythin! It's been a great 2 years workin together and creatin a bond that's unbreakable #BigAndSmallz
DeJuan45 S/O to my big Lil bro @George_Hill3 lol had great memories bro u da man stay that way and do u like u kno how bro's 4 life and I'll deck u!
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Caribbean cruises: Barbados
Cruising To Barbados?
As part of your Caribbean cruise you'll enjoy your day in Barbados beginning with arrival at the Harbour on the outskirts of the capital city of Bridgetown.
The harbour is 13 miles from the Grantley Adams International Airport. If you are ending or joining your Caribbean cruise in Barbados you can easily arrange transfers to/from the airport.
The modern Cruise Passenger Terminal provides cruise passengers with a wide range of shopping facilities and services, together with a complete, modern telecommunications centre.
Shopping Facilities
The Cruise Terminal boasts over 20 large duty-free shops that offer a range of items, including jewellery and watches, fine china and crystal, electronic goods and perfumes. Shop in air-conditioned comfort as you purchase tax-free merchandise, at prices typically 30% to 50% less than in Europe and North America. Go Shopping in Barbados
Communications Facilities
The Cruise Terminal also offers a modern telecommunications centre providing numerous communications services and facilities - postal, banking, fax services, direct-dial services, etc. Telephone cards and the VISA calling card can be accommodated.
How to spend your day in Barbados...
Now that your cruise has brought you to the shores of Barbados, how should you spend your day(s) on this beautiful island?
There are a number of exciting ways to pass the time in Barbados, whatever your age and whatever your interests. Here is a small sample of the many ways of enjoying your brief stay in Barbados, to experience them all ... you will have to return to Barbados for a full holiday!
More tips for a Barbados stop on your Caribbean vacation cruise...
Head to The Boatyard for a day of relaxation or fun at the beach.
Take a short stroll from the Cruise Terminal into our capital city, Bridgetown, to complete your shopping. Along the way you will pass Pelican Craft Village ... stop in to pick up souvenirs and local crafts.
Perhaps one of the best ways to spend your day in Barbados, is simply relaxing on the glorious coral sand beaches for which we are so famous!
You sports enthusiasts will enjoy the many sporting activities that are available in Barbados, such as Scuba Diving, Golf, Hiking, Cricket and Windsurfing!
If you're lucky, you will be in Barbados during the world-famous Crop Over festival or perhaps the Holders Season! Check the Barbados Calendar of Events to see what's happening in Barbados!
Take a tour of Barbados with any of our experienced, knowledgeable and friendly tour operators to see the most beautiful places of interest that Barbados has to offer.
Barbados car rentals offer a great way to see Barbados on your own. Be sure to visit such beautiful places as Bathsheba, St.John's Church and the "Seven Wonders of Barbados"!
Let a Barbados Destination Management Company make the arrangements for you, from Shore Excursions to On-Shore Weddingsand much much more!


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