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17040 N. Scottsdale Rd.
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
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Persian Room Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(480) 614-1414
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Everday starting at 11:00am Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: until 9:30, Friday & Saturday: until 10:30
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Persian, Middle Eastern
Executive Chef:
Nasser Nikkhahmanesh and Foad Borhani
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
We offer wide range of packages for small and large parties. delivery and set up servers can be arranges upon request.
Private Party Facilities:
Our banquet room can hold up to 75 guests. Parties will be held private and we offer different packages depending on the event.For more information please call us directly so we can better serve you with your requests.
Private Party Contact:
Nasser (480) 614-1414
Entertainment is available upon request for private parties
Getting there
Cross Street:
Frank Lloyd wright and Scottsdale Rd
Private Lot
Parking Details:
We have over 75 parking spaces in our private lot which includes handicapped spaces conveniently situated close to restaurant entrance with easy ramp access.
A word from Persian Room
Experience the most exotic dining atmosphere Scottsdale has to offer. Ornate chandeliers, finely caved pillars, and delicate water fountains complement the inspiring menu of beef,chicken, lamb and variety of vegetarian dishes. Fresh homemade clay oven bread and basil begins your feast, followed by
30 unmistakable entrees fit for ancient Persian royalty. Join us for happy hour Tuesday through Friday, 4-8 pm as we give away the best hummus in the Valley for free, and reduce prices on our wine, beer and expert cocktails.
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Diner Reviews
We have come here several times
for all types of occasions and are always pleased with the food, the service and the ambiance. For large groups it's fun to get their combination platters, plus a stew and appetizers. You do not feel rushed so it is a good place to meet with friends and enjoy the food and the beautifully decorated restaurant."
Dined on 3/10/2014
Menu is very robust, ingredients
are all healthy , service is great. The entire dining experience is exceptional."
Dined on 3/8/2014
Great dining and ample courses.
You will take some home with you and it is just as good the next day. Just wish it was closer to my home so I could go more often. Great value. This was our third time and we will be back."
Dined on 3/7/2014
The service was impeccable. The
food was good but we could only eat our hummus and Greek salad because the proportions were large. We will definately return."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Food was exceptionally good. Very
rich menu. We loved it."
Dined on 3/2/2014
My beef stew is very tasty and
portion is large. The teramisu is just exquisite. Service is a bit slow probably due to the extremely busy restaurant. In all, it was a very good dinner."
Dined on 3/1/2014
With so many good restaurants in
Scottsdale, we finally got around to trying The Persian Room. Part of the impetus was some Lebanese friends will be visiting soon and we wanted to find a good Mediterranean restaurant. Nice atmosphere, friendly staff and the food was excellent. Started with the hummus with eggplant that was out of this world. Of course the homemade warm, soft pita bread had something to do with it too. We shared a combo plate of lamb kabob, chicken, rice and koobideh. Plenty for two and we still had leftovers to take home."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Fantastic evening! I had made a
reservation and asked them to be extra nice to my wife because she had had a bad couple of days and WOW did they ever come through. Very attentive and complimentary and really made her night. Especially this line "do you know why your wife's ice is melting faster than yours? Because she is HOT!" - I kid you not. It was said in jest after our first cocktail, so it was ok. So, on to the food... Very good Tah Dig with Gheimeh for dipping. The rack of lamb was perfectly cooked and the rice on the side was generous and tasty. Will definitely be returning!"
Dined on 2/26/2014
I was a little hesitant about this
restaurant. Never have experienced Persian food but what a pleasant surprise. Had no idea what to order but our server was wonderful. She answered all of our questions and was great at explaining all the different foods and how they were made. There were 4 of us and we all ordered something different and we were all very pleased. Tuesday nights were 1/2 off a bottle of wine so that was a bonus. We would all go back. Beautiful inside - chandeliers are spectacular."
Dined on 2/25/2014
We had the combination platter.
The chicken was excellent. The lamb was a bit dry. Overall a great experience."
Dined on 2/19/2014
This was our first visit to the
Persian Room. We loved it because not only is the food and service outstanding, but the decor and ambiance is perfect for either a romantic date or a family-friendly dinner. They have a separate room where there were large family groups, including tables with small children. We were in the main dining room which is more elegant and quiet, with a nice mix of couples dressed both casual and more formal. We loved the food, which is very modestly priced, and our server was outstanding. The staff works very hard to provide a positive experience without pretense. We highly recommend this place."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Awesome food.. the Hummus was the
best I have ever had. We got a combination platter and all the meat was delicious, and the portions were very good. We're foodies, and have lived in some of the best cities for ethnic foods, and this is possibly one of our favorites. We sat outside and the volume levels were a touch high, but we didn't have to talk loud to hear each other. Great service, great food, and the prices were very good. We live locally and we will definitely be back."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I took my wife and another couple
(very good friends) to the Persian Room for Valentine's Day dinner. I ordered flowers to be delivered to the restaurant and placed on our table through the OpenTable option and this worked very well. None of us had been to the Persian Room before and we were all very pleased with the variety of food, the preparation, the timing of delivery and the flavorful, well prepared dishes. The lamb dishes are quite fine. All in all, we had a very good experience and will return to the Persian Room again."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Yes it was Valentine night but
they should had have hired more people for their busiest night of the year. Appreciate the complimentary pita and herbs but half a onion to go with it!!! Surely for a night of lovers why would you want Romeos and Juliets munch on raw onion all night!! The waitress did her best and the room is lovely but much more love needed to be put in the food. The hummus was dry and no olive oil. The meat was cooked well but 80% of the plate was rice (tastey rice) but if you wish to be considered to be a fine dining location they are plenty of locations in Phoenix provide similar food fresher more vibrant than a big plate of rice. It must have been 7 years since I've been here last and another 7 years before I come again.."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We had a reservation for 7:00 P.M.
on a Saturday night. There were so many people waiting to be seated that it was impossible to stand inside the restaurant to wait. Parking was impossible; the only spaces available were at the nearby Village Inn or Marriott Courtyard. When I questioned the hostess about the crowd and what the point was in making a reservation, she said that they had a lot of walk-ins and that they couldn't just turn them away. I've been to restaurants as a walk-in before and told that nothing was available due to reservations. The Persian room accepted so many walk-ins that they couldn't seat their customers who had reservations. We weren't seated for 45 minutes. Excellent food, but I won't return. Severely mismanaged."
Dined on 2/8/2014
Great tasty & healthy food, very
nice ambience - reservations recommended, it is always busy!"
Dined on 8/31/2013
We had a 7PM reservation, and were
seated at 8PM. Our appetizer was brought to our table, the sauce was warm, the chicken was cold. We ordered the lamb and chicken, and received a combination plate with beef. People were complaining about waiting and although they came in later, those that complained were seated first. I would not go back. The food was mediocre. I have eaten there before and it was quite good, however, I would no longer return. The desert was great- however, that is all I can rate high."
Dined on 2/8/2014
I went here with my husband and
daughter for a small celebratory dinner. It had a nice ambiance although we couldn't see a whole lot. We sat near the entry door and kitchen and I would ask to be seated elsewhere next time. There was an upstairs which we did not get a chance to checkout. Our server was awesome. He knew it was our first time, both at the restaurant and with Persian food, so he took the time to explain everything. He was very friendly and pleasant. All the food seemed very authentic but I must warn you, the portions are HUGE. We enjoyed it a lot and would go back. I recommend others give it a try."
Dined on 1/31/2014
This was our first time at the
Persian Room. We were somewhat leery based on some of the reviews, but I don't know what the naysayers were thinking. Our experience was excellent from start to finish. We were seated promptly. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable. The cocktails were very good and generous. The food was delicious. Being first timers, we stuck to lamb shish-kebabs. I had the basmati rice. My husband chose the Adas Polo rice, which was especially good. We had an early (5:30) reservation. The noise level definitely rose as the restaurant filled up. But it wasn't so bad that we couldn't carry on a conversation. We plan to go back and try some other items on the menu."
Dined on 1/31/2014
The food here is always good, but
be prepared to pay. Dinner for two with one glass of wine each, tax, and tip was over $80.00."
Dined on 2/4/2014
We went to celebrate our son's
marriage engagement and had a very good time, the food was wonderful service was excellent and it was very enjoyable.0 I would recommend you anyone who wants good food and a good dining experience."
Dined on 1/31/2014
It took 30 minutes to be seated
(with a reservation). There was absolutely NO PLACE to wait during those 30 minutes. The restaurant did not use guest pagers. Waiters and waitresses with heavy food trays had to weave through the guests waiting to be seated. When a new table came open, the hostess took literally five minutes trying to find the guests for the free table, as again, they don't use pagers. So the hostess milled all through the inside crowd calling out a name, then went outdoors to call out the name. Watching the inefficiency of the system was irritating after waiting for so long. Once seated, our waiter was overwhelmed and slow to provide service, possibly from being assigned too many tables. The food was good."
Dined on 1/18/2014
Rate Explanations Overall : A
request to cancel one dish resulted in the entire being cancelled. We had the time to wait for our meal. Food : One dinner companion was Iranian and commented the lamb was not as tender as it could have been. Perhaps the lamb was aged more than typical. I would have been none the wiser and thoroughly enjoyed the meal. Service : Aside from the cancelled order, service was excellent. This was my first visit and I look forward to returning."
Dined on 1/20/2014
We are regular customers of the
Persian Room however the service the last several times has left much to be desired. Our latest visit was on a Monday night and our waitress forgot our coffee all together, poured our water over her thumb into our glass and began clearing the table before we were finished with our meal. We were never asked if we would like desert....just given our check and off she went. Very disappointing."
Dined on 1/20/2014
The round table was perfect for
the 6 of us. The pita bread and hummus was excellent. But, when our dinners were served, one of us did not receive the dinner, but did receive a plate full of rice. She waited for at least 15 minutes before the meal came. At that time, the rice was cold. Everyone else at the table had eaten half of their dinners already. We mentioned to the server that the rice was cold. She said she could bring more, but we were concerned that it would take another 15 minutes, so we decided not to ask for more. By the way, they give you way too much rice! It takes up most of the plate. But, the lamb and filet mignon was very tasty."
Dined on 1/5/2014
We have eaten at Persian room many
times before and every time we loved it. That is except this last occasion!! They got greedy , over booked and lost all that was good!! Started introducing buffet , food was old and cold!! Noise level exceeded fast food restaurant and seating arrangement was worse than Dennys!! Change your way or you lost this customer! There is many other choices out there."
Dined on 12/31/2013
If you are looking for great
Persian food at a great place and generous portions, you must come here. The staff is really wonderful and there is a lot of energy."
Dined on 12/29/2013
My family, who happen to be
Persian, and I, who is Italian, love The Persian Room. When there is a special occasion to celebrate it's at PR. When my family and friends visit from the east coast, we're off to the PR for dinner. The interior design is classy and unique and there is plenty of room between tables. You can always count on a delicious meal."
Dined on 12/28/2013
It was my Moms bday and she wanted
to try something new. she loves ethnic food but this fell short of our expectation. Food was good. I had the mahi-mahi and rice. Large portion. Bar was bad--two people in my party sent back their drinks because they couldn't figure out how to make a Mai-Tai or Mojito. I stuck with wine- so no brainier. Most of the reviews I read said to stay away from mixed drinks and they were right on. Server was average. He was nice, but didnt explain any of the dishes or have any recommendation. Would be nice to have some input and enthusiasm for at least one dish. Now that I know what to expect, would go back. But for a first timer,they could have been more helpful. See note below"
Dined on 12/28/2013
We were on time for our
reservation but still had to wait for 30 minutes for a table. Appetizers took another 30 minutes. We arrived at 7 pm but didn't eat a single morsel until slightly after 8 pm. That being said, once the food actually arrived it was fantastic. We had lamb shanks, fillet mignon skewers and koobideh kabbob skewers. The koobideh was our favorite. By a long shot."
Dined on 12/27/2013
Wonderful starters, however we
ordered the combination plates. Was luke warm when it came out and very bland. Will consider trying it again but wouldn't order a combination plater again."
Dined on 12/15/2013
The pita bread here is freshly
made and it shows. Hands down the best pita bread I have ever had. We ordered a combination platter and it was huge. Plenty to feed all 4 of us with leftovers. The best dish was the Cornish hen which was absolutely delicious. The lamb, not so much... which is odd because lamb is usually my favorite. It just didn't have the usual gaminess and was stringy. Service was excellent as the staff was very attentive and able to answer our questions about the menu. All in all, a good meal at a fair price. We will be back."
Dined on 10/2/2013
Happy to find a good Middle
Eastern restaurant in Scottsdale. Food was good although the portions are way too big. You can easily share any of the main courses, or will go home with lots of leftovers."
Dined on 12/7/2013
Took my wife here for our 20th
anniversary and cannot wait to return. Food was excellent, portions were huge and our service was excellent! Freshly made pita, onion & basil came out first. We ordered small Greek salad, mast o khiar and sultans dinners (barg, koobideh & rice). Reminded me of when I was a child and we lived in Tehran, Iran. The server was friendly and our glasses were always full. He even brought out a complimentary dessert of rose water ice cream & baklava for our anniversary. Prices were reasonable for the quality & quantity - we had the leftovers for dinner the next night!"
Dined on 11/29/2013
Love the persian room for
consistent and wonderful food, great service and ambiance you can't get anywhere else. Dress up or down, more formal downstairs and more relaxed upstairs. Always a fun place to eat."
Dined on 11/16/2013
one simple martini upstairs should
not cost $11. had to get my waiter to my table after first being seated and waiting 10 minutes for a glass of water, then he told me to wait as the bus boys bring it. all waiter did was take order, fill water once and give me the bill. Did not even bring the food. As for the food, chicken was not hot, filet was much tougher than usual. I used to go to this place for special occasions, will have to re-think that. Seemed like too many people were hanging around in the kitchen."
Dined on 11/11/2013
Had a reservation for 7:30, did
not get seated until 7:50. The front of the restaurant were very disorganized. Food was okay, not much lamb, but a lot of rice. Sorry, rice is cheap, give me more of the actual entree. It was overpriced for what we received. Service was not great & slow to attend to our needs. We won't be going back!"
Dined on 11/9/2013
The food is average with very
little flavor and too much butter. The chicken kubideh was strange."
Dined on 11/8/2013
I am a non-Persian American. But I
have lived in iran and eaten fine Persian food there and in the U.S. The food here is magnificent. The atmosphere is even more impressive. It makes you feel like you are in an ancient Achaemenid palace. My daughter is half-Iranian and I wanted to take her to a restaurant that would showcase fine Persian culture and cuisine. It is now her favorite restaurant, as well as mine. We took my mother here for her 92nd birthday at her request. And she loved it."
Dined on 11/3/2013
A friend of ours, who is from
Iran, recommended the Persian Room to us when she heard we were going to be in Scottsdale. Great recommendation! The food was different and interesting, with flavors that were new and pleasant. The atmosphere was fun and rich, and the service was fantastic! Our waiter went over the ENTIRE menu with us, and we never felt rushed or neglected."
Dined on 10/21/2013
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This last Saturday the Mr and I brough a new addition into our home. We have been looking for over a year for a companion dog for Tank. Tank is a dogs dog, he loves dogs, he loves the pack, when we go to the dog park he'll abandon me and go walk with anyone with more than 2 dogs. It was hard finding a dog though. I knew what I needed and what would work. We needed a dog who could play rough and was tough enough to give it back to Tank. I needed one that was not to sensitive because Tank can be a moose and will step on you or trip over you or sit on you. I needed a youngish dog that could match his energy but would also be able to entertain themselves.
This ruled out all golden retrievers (for some reason we have never met a golden retriever that has liked Tank AT ALL), labs (because they are sensitive and get bity when Tank is too rough), cattle dogs or mixes (because though Tank loves to be herded he doesn't like them nipping him in the butt constantly and cattle dogs never give up), german shepherds (because they all bark in his face without stopping – at least the ones we have met – and that really drives Tank up the wall without fail) and many of the small to medium size dogs. It was a LONG search. I also wanted a dog that would help me. Tank is great, he's my baby face, but he can't be off leash around the live stock, we have only recently used him to flush the turkeys out of the blackberry bushes but he's not trust worthy with them. If they couldn't fly we'd never use him for that. I wanted a dog that I could take herding classes with, that I could send out to bring in the sheep, goats, geese, and turkeys.
Fate brought us to Kodiak. See, I found an Australian shepherd/great dane mix at an independent shelter in Portland. We went there and the lobby was packed. You had to sign in for the dog you wanted to see and wait. and wait, and wait some more. There was a couple before us who were there for the same dog and they ended up adopting him before we could even see him. Good for them. He was pretty but also very skinny and apparently he bit someone which wasn't listed on the petfinder so I'm honestly glad I didn't have to worry about that.
We left the shelter and on a whim went to the Oregon Humane Society. Kodiak had just been returned that morning. His previous adopters didn't understand he is a 6 month old puppy and hasn't learned all the dog rules yet (like when to stop chewing on someone's face). He's perfect for Tank though. Kodiak is smart, rough, tough, and submissive which is all great. He's not super submissive (because I can't stand that) but he'll give way to Tank. Tank isn't super dominant but he's a mastiff and thus can be a little serious sometimes.
The boys are in love. They have been chewing on each other for the last 2 days. Kodiak has learned how to walk on his gentle leader today and he's just about learned how to sit and lay down on command. I'm so impressed because Tank only listens 8 out of 10 times.
I have to say that I am the biggest supporter of gentle leaders. The Mr brought one home when we first adopted Tank and I have to admit I was skeptical at first. Tank is a super ridiculously strong dog and if you hook the leash up to his collar he'll drag you down the sidewalk. Put on his gentle leader though and he'll instantly heel and keep an easy pace. Kodiak, like Tank, went a little insane when I first put it on but then forgot all about it. It's super nice because the slightest correction has a huge effect. Kodiak and Tank walked perfectly. The only trouble I had with them (beyond figuring out to put Kodiak on the outside of Tank so I wouldn't kick him when I walked) was other dogs – actually SMALL itty bitty dogs – on leashes. I can't tell if he wants to play or he thinks they are trouble. Either way it only means that I know what we have to work on and I believe he'll ignore them soon just as Tank does.
Kodiak had a huge hissy fit today but I think it was my fault. He went all crazy teeth and sharp puppy claws on me but I made him say laying down till he gave up. I probably wouldn't have been able to do this before I got Tank. I wouldn't have had the patience, I would have gotten upset. Instead I held him down till he relaxed and realized he wasn't going anywhere until he was done. I realized how much I'd grown as a dog owner when he had my hand in his mouth and threatened to bite me that I didn't believe him, I knew he was bluffing and I knew to keep my cool. The whole moment was over in less than two minutes and then we finished our walk. We will have to work on ignoring other dogs while on leash. I don't believe in letting my dogs great anyone on leash, especially other dogs. Leashes restrict the ability to flee if dogs feel threatened and can make them aggressive, I never take that chance, and frankly, everyone who comments on how beautiful Tank is doesn't need to pet him though I appreciate the comments.
We passed a guy with what looked like a boxer mix who was straining at the end of his choke chain to try to meet us. This sight really made me think about learning who your dog is and really training them and really taking the time to instill good habits. I used to use choke chains when I owned english bulldogs but I doubt I would ever use one ever again. The gentle leader has been a life changer. I get why people use choke chains but I will never understand prong collars. Its not that they looked painful (which I'm sure they are) but I've never seen any dog actually respond to one. Have you? Seriously, the dogs with prong collars are lunging at the end of their leash while being choked and stabbed by their own collar and they couldn't care less. Prong collars are for dog owners that are desperate and who have given up. I get that and I get how hard it is when you have a strong dog that doesn't do what you need them to.
I believe if these people tried a gentle leader first they'd be amazed and it would save both dog and owner copious amounts of frustration.
*gets off her soap box*
So yeah, we got a puppy and Tank and he are in love. He's a Tervuren Shepherd and as soon as he get's his basic manners down pat we are going to enroll in sheep herding classes together. I'm really excited about that!


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Posted 15 June 2013 - 08:52 AM
I'm sure this has been answered so I apologize in advance for the repeat - I've searched several threads for an answer and haven't been able to find a definitive one.
My question is can you alter the tunings of the JTV guitars on the fly using the Footswitches of the HD500? For example - within one song can I hit open g, standard, open em just by hitting a switch and NOT doing anything on the JTV?
Thank you so much - I'm getting ready to purchase but this is a key feature that I thought was possible...based on what I found, I THINK it was not originally possible, but perhaps a software upgrade enabled that ability.
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you can have a tuning selected for each tone...
the way you could accomplish this is to simply have duplicated tones with different tuning selected example: 1A Jam-Eb 1B Jam Drop D etc....
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This is a feature I use and love. And don't forget that a virtual capo is treated the same as any other alternate tuning, so you can play a song with capo-7 simulated, and instantaneously switch with the footswitch mid-song to capo-0 for the solo. Because you'll probably want a different tone for that, you'll probably change more than just the virtual tuning.
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I use input 1 Variax with a tuning, input 2 set to Variax Mags. Put a panner in front of channel a/b and pan by the expression pedal between a Variax model with tuning and your Variax magnetic PUPs with surely no tuning
But in this case you may not put an mono fx in front of the panner!
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Posted 18 June 2013 - 08:27 AM
Holy Crap... the amount of thought in the setups is mind boggling.
I'm doing the different tunings with the Variax as well. It's WAY cool and gets me out of the capo thing.
My biggest fear is if my HD or JTV goes down in a gig. All my tunings and sounds would be gone in one fell swoop.
I have nightmares about such things.
Regarding Virtual Capo, I've just gone in and manually changed the tunings on the Variax settings on the HD500, one string at a time.
Sounds like there might be an easier way with the virtual capo approach.
Posted 19 June 2013 - 04:17 AM
egarding Virtual Capo, I've just gone in and manually changed the tunings on the Variax settings on the HD500, one string at a time.
Sounds like there might be an easier way with the virtual capo approach.
Not really easier - the choices are:
1) If you are in tune and confident you can do a Virtual Capo change on the fly for all tuning changes (JTV only)
2) You can pre-define the tuning changes into tuning slots on the HD then turn the wheel (JTV only)
3) You can save a specific tuning as part of a Model on any Variax using Workbench and then switch between the Models (and Variax - tuning knob has to be Model on a JTV).
4) You can get the HD500/Pro to override tuning on a JTV via the Variax settings page (JTV only - saved per HD patch)
The first is not seamless - you have to stop playing, but the others can be done while the guitar is sounding - there is a trick that Merlin mentioned on the old forums where you use tuning changes rather than fretting notes, and so can drink beer (or whatever) while playing live
Personally I like the HD control because it is a single action - you change the HD Patch and the JTV changes Model and Tuning automatically.
Just wish that it could change JTV Bank as well as Model (independent of the Bank Selection) so that when you jump to a Spank model you get all Strat Models accessible on the Switch even though the Bank Selection is for example on Acoustic.
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Multiple injured or sick coyote sightings reported in Oak Creek
Oak Creek police fielded multiple phone calls reporting injured or sick coyote sightings around the city from Feb. 25 to 28. In the first call, a resident in the 3200 block of East Puetz Road reported there was a sick or injured coyote behind her garage and it "hissed" at her and her dog about 5:35 p.m. Feb. 25. The responding officer, who reported ... (more)
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We Energies has been quietly buying millions of dollars in properties next to the Oak Creek power plant, in an area that has been plagued by polluted groundwater.
The Greendale School District has been nominated by State Superintendent Tony Evers for recognition in the U.S. Department of Education's Green Ribbon Schools program.
A 28-year-old Cudahy woman was cited for retail theft after taking $60 of goods from Walgreens, 6241 S. Packard Ave., at 5 p.m. Feb. 21. Items taken included sunglasses, cough medicine and makeup.
Fish fries at Milwaukee-area churches, nonprofit groups
Fish fry is such a tradition here that it's served not only in restaurants and neighborhood taps; diners hungry for crisp fried fish can find it in churches and at other nonprofit organizations, particularly during Lent.
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The bolt was cut off the gate to gain access to the yard. Damage is estimated at $30.
Bill on families harboring felons faces final hurdles
A bill that would allow prosecutors in Wisconsin to charge people who hide relatives on the run from the law or destroy evidence to protect them has advanced and is facing its final hurdles.
A 28-year-old Cudahy woman was cited for retail theft after taking $60 of goods from Walgreens, 6241 S. Packard Ave., at 5 p.m. Feb. 21. Items taken included sunglasses, cough medicine and makeup.
Oak Creek building proposed for Suzy's Cheesecakes sells for $2 million
An Oak Creek industrial building proposed as the new home for Suzy's Cream Cheesecakes Inc. has been sold to a developer for $2.05 million.
Former Neo-Nazi Fights RacismBy Moral Courage
On August 5, 2012, Wade Michael Page walked into a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, and killed six people.
Local Lion and Leo Clubs Support Lions Eye Bank of Wisconsin March 17th
The Lions Eye Bank of Wisconsin located in Madison would like to invite you to join us, along with the Oak Creek Lions and Leos, South Milwaukee Lions and Leos, in Dining to Donate at one of thirty-eight Wisconsin Hospitality Group owned Applebee's locations to help support National Eye Donor Awareness Month.
Great Lakes Dermatology Opens Larger Location
After opening its doors in March of 2013, Great Lakes Dermatology quickly learned there was a high demand for dermatology services in the Oak Creek area.
Frank J. Hess and Sons Cooperage presentation at Oak Creek Public LIbrary
Come to the Oak Creek Public Library to hear Jim and Gary Hess, grandsons of Frank J. Hess, give a talk on the history of their grandfather's cooperage factory on Thursday, March 27, 2014 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. An immigrant from Bohemia, Frank J. Hess moved to Madison , Wisconsin in 1904 to start an independent cooperage business.
STM Announces Alumni Hall of Fame Class of 2009, Oak Creek's Larry Haskin and Brian Binash
Saint Thomas More High School is proud to announce its Alumni Hall of Fame Class of 2009, Larry Haskin, Pio Nono Class of 1969, and Brian Binash, Thomas More Class of 1973.
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Oak Creek police arrest woman for providing escort services without license
A woman was arrested for providing escort services without a license and possession of drug paraphernalia after police discovered what she said was a massage business April 24. Officers and K9 Officer Bronco responded to the Candlewood Suites, 6440 S. 13th St., after an employee called to report drug use and prostitution in a room about 3:30 p.m.
The Park and Recreation Crime Fiction Book Discussion Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on select dates at the Community Learning Center, 5647 Broad St. Greendale Public Library Director Gary Warren Niebuhr leads discussion about the chosen book, which members read prior to attending the meeting.
Tickets are $7 for adults and $6 for students and senior citizens. Performances will be held at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 6 and 7, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 8. The Oak Creek Quarterback Club will host its Adults Knight Out at Classic Lanes, 7501 S. Howell Ave., from 7 p.m. to midnight Friday, March 6. The Oak Creek High School ... (more)
Oak Creek Girl's summer basketball camp
The Oak Creek girl's basketball camp will be held June 21st through June 24th at Oak Creek High School.


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There's a reason ballerinas are partial to the tight bun. You can work up quite a sweat and still not have a hair out of place. This version, perched high on the head, is simple to do with long hair that's not too layered. First, comb a generous amount of styling cream through dry hair, from the roots to the ends. (Kiehl's Creme with Silk Groom, $18, adds beautiful shine without looking greasy. If your hair is wet, use a gel instead. Try Aveda Confixor Liquid Gel, $17.) Then brush your hair back and up, pulling it taut with each stroke, and fasten it into a ponytail (because you want it supertight, you might want to use a hair "bungee," like Rickycare Invispin Bungee, $5 for four, that you can wrap as many times as you need to and then hook). Coil the length of the tail around the elastic and secure it with two or three bobby pins. A little hairspray at the hairline will tame flyaways.
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Haven't washed your hair in a day or two? Good work-you've got a jump start on this style. It looks best on hair that's less than silky clean (if yours is freshly shampooed, use a mousse to add texture). First, gently tease your hair all over at the root with a fine-tooth comb. Then use a soft-bristle brush to smooth out the top layer. Pull the upper half of your hair up and away from the temples and fasten it with a couple of pins in the back just below the crown. Now take the bottom half of your hair, twist it up, and pin that section on either side like a loose bun. The style will require fewer pins than you might think-our model's hair hung midway down her back and needed only eight. When you're done, slide a slim elastic headband an inch or two back from the hairline (leaving out bangs if you have them); it'll smooth flyaways. This is a very casual take on the French twist, so don't try for anything close to perfection. "Embrace the beautiful mess!" says master stylist Patrick Melville.
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The thriller "Stoker" — premiering at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival — marks the English-language debut of Korean director Park Chan-Wook, whose thriller "Old Boy" set a new mark for excitement and violence. So this isn't some mamby-pamby kind of movie.
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Marriage Failing? Pop a Pill
You may soon be able to get a prescription for love.
Love might soon be available at your local pharmacy. Researchers at the University of Oxford have written a paper proposing a real life love potion—a pill that would recreate the feeling of being in love. So if your relationship is on the rocks, and counseling just isn't working, maybe meds could save your marriage.
In Neuroenhancement of Love and Marriage: The Chemicals Between Us researchers assert:
"Love is one of the fundamental aspects of human existence. It is to a large part biologically determined."
They then argue that the reasons for divorce "seem to point at emotional issues as being important."
Their proposed pill, a combination of five types of drugs, would biologically manipulate the brain into thinking you really, really, want your spouse—enough to put your differences aside.
Here's a rundown of the ingredients:
Pheromones. While the paper addresses the fact that it's often contested whether pheromones are effective, researchers argue: "That has not prevented the cosmetics industry from selling many products purporting to contain pheromones."
By all means, then—toss those suckers in there.
The second ingredient is testosterone. But while testosterone can increase sexual desire, it doesn't do anything for romance or attachment. We need other drugs for that.
Enter Oxytocin and Vasopressin—also known as "bonding chemicals." During the early stages of a relationship, when you're filled with romantic thoughts and feelings, you're actually filled with Oxytocin and Vasopressin.
CRH would also be included in the pill. It's a hormone that creates the fear of separation, and while it can lead to depression, it can also help bring two people together.
And then there's Entactogens, a drug found in MDMA pills like ecstasy. The paper argues its use:
"There has been therapeutic use of MDMA to develop emotional communications skills, and it is not implausible that it, or similar drugs, could be used to deepen pair bonding."
Far be it from me to question neuroscience, but isn't this whole idea just a bit…well, Matrixy?
Researchers address the philosophical concern of manipulating biology—the question of authenticity. As Morpheus put it: "You take the blue pill – the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe."
The paper argues:
"Even if love were not authentic, authenticity is not an overriding or exclusive value. People can trade a degree of authenticity for other values in their lives."
Basically, the effects of this pill might be worth it to some people.
But what happens when you can't afford to pay for your prescription anymore? Are you just postponing a relationship that might not be right in the first place? And is true love really just a mere mix of five different ingredients?
There's a long list of questions, and while a "love pill" might seem far off, these researchers are arguing that it's time to start studying:
"We should use our growing knowledge of the neuroscience of love to enhance the quality of love by biological manipulation."
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Hopeless romantics and cringe-worthy chick flicks would tell you that it doesn't matter what you do on the date, as long as you're together. But they're wrong. Dead wrong. Women use your date ideas to size you up, says matchmaker Rachel DeAlto, author of "Flirt Fearlessly." "You absolutely will be judged based on the date you plan. There are so many subconscious impressions that we take in while dating." Gulp. Here are 10 terrible ideas that can land you on the no-lay list—and simple swaps to keep her happy. By K. Aleisha Fetters
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Support for same-sex marriage is higher than ever
A new poll reveals 59 percent of the country supports same-sex marriage.
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Celebrity engagements are so much fun to follow because every detail is bound to be over-the-top — from the proposal (like when Kanye rented out an entire stadium to propose to Kim) to the huge, sparkly engagement ring and, of course, the wedding. Plus, as trendsetters, celebs can be a source of inspiration even if you can't afford a million dollar ring. Here are our celebrity wedding predictions for 2014.
Study: Men are sexually aggressive to women in clubs even when sober
If you've ever been to a club—like, ever, even once—you are not going to be shocked to hear that women get a lot of unwanted, aggressive attention. But when you read the findings of this study on how often and why it happens, it might make you feel downright sick to your stomach.
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I've exclusively used the Vanguard as my in-bounds jacket this season. For full disclosure, it was given to me test out. From the moment you put this jacket on, it oozes comfort and serious protection from the elements. It has a ton of good pocket options and small but cool details... I also really like the way it zips up and the way it feels around my neck and chin when the weather gets nasty. It has a lot of good venting which I've needed to use a couple of times when the temps get close to 32 degrees. If there's any downside to this jacket, it is that it can be almost too warm. However, the vents do well alleviating this issue. That, and careful layering under the jacket for the conditions of the day. I've still got a lot of season ahead of me and will continue to test this jacket but so far I've been really stoked with my Vanguard jacket.
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text: 8 Ways to Protect Your Home Against Tornadoes and Hurricanes If an EF5 tornado barrels over your home, there's not much you can do about it. But barring the very worst, there is a compendium of technology available to prepare for the high winds of tornadoes and hurricanes, from hurricane clips to make your roof connections a little stronger to ultra-tough materials that can protect your safe room against 2 x 4s flying around like missiles. By Amanda DeMatto Email Comments 0 Share Back 2 of 9 Next Return to Gallery Back Next View Larger View Thumbnails 1. Doors That Can Take Some Punishment If a windstorm product can survive a 15-pound, 12-foot-long 2 x 4 flying horizontally like a 100-mph missile, and also the pressure from 250-mph winds, then the product gets the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) seal of approval. Kiesling's Wind Science and Engineering Research Center (WISE) at Texas Tech has tested a variety of doors to these standards using a huge air bladder that simulates EF5 tornado conditions, creating a list of doors that survived the impact and the wind-pressure challenge. These doors are specifically intended for shelters or safe rooms, but they could certainly be used as entrances in a home, Kiesling says. The Tech: The StormPro Window Shutter System from Curries Doors is a four-sided frame system and a hollow 16-gauge door with a polyurethane-wrapped 10-gauge steel liner at its core. DIY-Friendly? Branden Shank, the technical support specialist for Curries Doors, says that if you can drill a hole into concrete and affix anchors, the installation process is simple. Effectiveness: StormPro was tested at Texas Tech's WISE Center in accordance with FEMA 361, an objective baseline for building tornado and hurricane shelters. Approximate Cost: $5,520 for materials only--door, frame for a 3-foot-wide by 6-foot 8-inch-high opening, hinges, and concealed multipoint lock--as quoted by Murray Womble, a Curries Doors distributor out of Tulsa, Okla. Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery View Thumbnails Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Back 2 of 9 Next Return to Gallery Back Next Return to Slideshow Related News


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SSI Heat Exchanger, For 911®Porsche®, 1965-1977
- 304 Stainless Steel
- Made In The USA
Backdating 1975-89 heat exchangers to these early dual inlet style units has always been a popular high performance conversion. Being that this is a conversion the muffler, oil lines, heat ducting and sheetmetal will also need to be backdated. We have complete packages available for some applications. If you are unsure which pieces you need to complete your conversion please call our sales staff.
Make / Model | Series | Body | Notes | Year |
PORSCHE 911 | Replaces Thermal Reactor | 1975, 1976, 1977 |