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Company looks to invest millions, bring jobs to Reading, Allentown
Updated On: Feb 28 2013 05:51:39 PM CST
The multi-platinum rock band "LIVE" announced its newest company investment, United Fiber & Data, will be breaking ground in Reading and Allentown.
The company will build at the Buttonwood Gateway site in Reading bringing more than 100 new jobs. In Allentown, it will being another 100+ jobs to two locations in the neighborhood improvement zone (NIZ).
The company, whose investors are three members of the multi-platinum York based band "LIVE", are investing $34 million dollars to knock down and transform the Reading Outlet Center building 1 at North 9th and Douglass Streets.
"It's super-super exciting," said Chad Taylor, "LIVE" guitarist and investor.
Think Loud Development has its sights set on investing in fiber-optics. Part of that operation will be housed in Allentown.
"I think data might be the new punk rock. I think it's the most rebellious thing out there," said Taylor.
The new company, Taylor stated, is United Fiber & Data.
"Think Loud Holdings made its investment into United Fiber & Data almost three years ago. And so we've worked very quietly behind the scenes to birth this company," said Taylor.
The Buttonwood Gateway site in Reading is where United Fiber & Data will be breaking ground, said Taylor. Think Loud Development has also invested in three other cities.
"There will be four data centers located in York, Allentown, Reading and Lancaster," said Taylor.
"We'll build a 22,000 square foot $40 million dollar facility that will bring 100 jobs in the city of Reading," said Bill Hynes, CEO and founder of Think Loud Development, LLC.
"Each of the data centers will cost $40 million dollars to build. Each data center by an independent third party analysis will generate $500 million dollars in Pennsylvania tax revenue over 30 years," said Taylor.
The centers in these four cities, said Taylor, will create more than 400 new jobs. United Fiber & Data is also planning on making a move to the "neighborhood improvement zone", in downtown Allentown. Taylor stated that they expect to break ground there in about eight months.
"We just see it as an exciting opportunity to invest in a city center that is thriving," said Taylor.
At the Buttonwood Gateway facility in Reading, groundbreaking is expected to take place within six months.
"This is about creating jobs and sustaining an economy and that's a way to give back that's brand new," said Taylor.
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First there was the collapse of civilization: anarchy, genocide, starvation. Then when it seemed things couldn't get any worse, we got the plague. The Living Death, quickly closing its fist over the entire planet. Then we heard the rumors: that the last scientists were working on a cure that would end the plague and restore the world. Restore it? Why? I like the death! I like the misery! I like this world!"
a lot of medical donation facilities *plasma and blood donations* don't allow you to donate if you have ever been to Europe due to there being infections and diseases there that are not in America *and vice versa* and therefore unable to effectively fight off without medical help, while the generations of people in Europe naturally can fight it off without even needing a kids pill for it. the same with us, people here in america actually have four different diseases naturally on us that have actually wiped out a tribe in central america just from us filming them....
although this is a virus meant to reanimate the dead so all of this could be irrelevant but it is possible within the second generation it could be possible to survive a small amount of it....*a scratch rather than a bite.*
Overcome by guilt if they give a s**t....
I think survivors would be more worried about surviving then hunting down someone they think might be immune. Survival takes, planning, energy and many times cooperation between groups. All this is tiring. Maybe once things have settled in and "more" secure areas are built up people will have time to look for a cure.
If you get a chance read Apocalypse Of the Dead by Joe McKinney. In the very end you may have your rat. ;-)
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If one of the things we've learnt so far within digital marketing is that becoming more social is a key ways to succeed, does the installing of a paywall on newspaper run websites effectively mean 'killing' their shareability?
The most topical example of this is The Sun's recent introduction of its subscription service. Named Sun+, this has attracted 117,000 subscribers to its £2 a week service in approximately three months.
With The Times, The Telegraph, Financial Times all having already installed paywalls at various points in their online existences, with varying degrees of success, has this made a difference to how their material is shared?
Do they even care? If they are making enough money from subscribers, then perhaps the volume of traffic is unimportant to them.
Within your own social circles, will followers of your channel be annoyed that you're posting a link to something they need to pay for? This obviously introduces a whole new argument about the value of content, and whether it should be free or otherwise.
Our editor-in-chief Graham Charlton (pictured above) took an in-depth look at The Telegraph's metered paywall in his article earlier in the year, so let's take a look at the other newspaper paywalls and attempt to shed some light on the questions raised.
Financial Times
Financial Times introduced its paywall way back in 2001, and in July 2012 FT's digital subscriber base exceeded its print circulation for the first time. According to FT's chief executive, John Ridding, it now has "600,000 people paying for the FT every day across channels. It's never been that high in 125 years of the FT".
That was in August 2012. The current model, a metered paywall, where registered users can access eight articles a month, but pay to read more, was introduced in 2007.
Introducing a paid subscription service made sense for the FT. A decade ago, 85% of the FT's revenue was from advertising, this declined to 35%-45% in 2012, and digital advertising wasn't helping to improve matters.
The major key to FT's success is its content. It creates the kind of specialist content that people want to pay for; people with lots of money (is that fair to say?) Rather then general news, FT uses its 125 year long legacy to tap into its consumer's trust and generate financial sector specific articles that can only be read on its pages.
In terms of social, I have no way of accessing the individual article's share buttons, however it is possible to copy and paste the URL for that article. In sharing this, the reader will be immediately presented with the subscription options.
Although this is mildly inconvenient, at least it is technically free to read any article you share. You'll just have to be happy to sign-up for the pleasure of doing so.
FT's Twitter page currently has just under 1m followers, and regularly tweets links to its paid-for-content. Personally, I think this seems oddly contradictory. Using social is surely the best way to circulate content online for free.
If you're tweeting links to paid for content then doesn't this seriously stymie your growth? At least FT provides a few freebies for initial registry. But what of other models. Are they just preaching to the already subscribed?
The Times
The Times has my very most favourite paywall model in terms of how much it baffles me.
The paper has incentivised it to the maximum, and the basic subscription starts at £2 per week with a minimum contract of 12 months.
Here's where I get confused.
There are share-buttons on every article, accessible outside of the paywall, but if you want share an article without subscribing... tough.
The Times can't have thought this through properly. Even if you shared the link, and presented your followers with a sign-up before they could read it, surely this is better than not being able share it all?
Again, you can copy and paste the URL, but then what's the point of even having these social buttons? This is a half-arsed approach to social, and smacks of antipathy.
Does The Times care? Not a jot.
According to World News Publishing Focus, The Times claimed 13,000 new subscribers in the first half of 2013, taking its digital readership to 140,000.
The Times shut down its free-to-access Tumblr account a few months ago, and moved its opinion columns behind the paywall. The Tumblr account gained 66,000 followers in its one year existence but according to Nick Petrie, the Times social media and campaigns editor "it wasn't driving traffic back to the site".
Although The Times is the least-read quality (by their own admission) newspaper in the UK, Mike Darcey, the CEO of News UK says that The Times isn't interested in its unpaying readers.
What have we really lost? A long tail of passing trade, many from overseas, many popping in for only one article, referred by Google or a social media link, not even aware they are on a Times or a Sun website, wholly anonymous.
A typically warm-hearted response there.
The Sun
According to Ian Burrell of the Independent, it took The Sun three months to do something that took The Times one year.
Katie Vanneck-Smith, the CMO at News UK has stated that the The Sun's subscription service, named Sun+, has attracted 117,000 subscribers to its £2 a week service.
When you choose to become a wholly paid-for proposition, yes, you decide to walk away from a long tail of frankly not very valuable inventory.
This mercenary quote again comes from Mike Darcey. The inventory he speaks of is readers. Or freeloaders to be entirely frank.
TheSun.co.uk had 30m unique users per month before the paywall, and according to the CEO "a significant proportion of them were overseas and what you would describe as passing trade."
Now The Sun looks like this:
Sun+ offers subscribers certain perks, including meal deals, discounts, cinema tickets and access to its Sun+ Goals app, which has arguably driven a bulk of the subscribers.
The subscriptions generated by Sun+, combined with advertising, already makes one-third of the £50m annual revenue being made by the Mail Online, a currently free-to-read news site. It shuld also be noted that 54,000 of the 117,000 subscribers have played the Sun+ Lotto.
I'm relieved to say that as a non-subscriber to Sun+, I can still Tweet a link for an article on Mel Sykes' 'hellish break-up'.
But again, anyone reading it will be presented with this:
Would it annoy my followers if I tweeted a paywall link (irrelevant of the newspaper source)? Let's look at a test case.
Adam Lashinsky wrote on CNN Money in October 2013 about his experience in promoting a Fortune magazine article on LinkedIn. Fortune currently resides behind a paywall.
He wrote the piece The Best Case Study You'll Ever Read and stated near the bottom that
The full version is here, and you'll have to be a Fortune subscriber to read it. No apologies by the way: The kids say they can get everything they need to read for free on the Internet. Sorry. It's not true.
This raised hell in the comments underneath.
The post has been seen 96,539 times since 17 October, and accrued 192 comments, the overwhelming majority of which look like this.
In conclusion...
I'm very much in two minds about this.
Journalists, bloggers and writers can't be expected to write quality content for free, and if revenue isn't coming in from other sources, then why shouldn't they get behind a paywall business model. We need food and shelter too.
However this still isn't an ideal solution as I want as many people to read my material as possible, and if I can't share it via social media, this severely limits my reach as a writer.
The comment above about 'owing the reader the article' really does stick in my craw though. Why would anybody feel that they are owed something just because it's online? Are we so used to having everything online for free that we react with indignation when it isn't? Clearly we're used to over a decade of multiple blogs, YouTube videos and music streaming services spoiling us with content.
Perversely I also feel the same as the indignant commenters. I can't believe that, if I was a Sun online reader, I would have to pay to read the news I've already been getting for free for years. I find it genuinely flabbergasting… and yet… I wouldn't think twice about paying for a print copy in a shop.
Do we naturally assume that anything online costs nothing to manufacture? It's not a tangible product, so surely there can't be any overheads, and anybody who creates content online are just doing it out of the sheer love of it.
I'll talk to my colleagues here in the Econsultancy office about what they think of that attitude. We provide research and reports on a paid-for basis, why aren't we giving this away for free?
If Econsultancy tweets a link to one of our reports, and the reader of the tweet clicks through and is surprised to find they have to pay for it, why would this be any different to Nike tweeting a link to a product page containing its latest trainer? Is it the tangibility of the product? Expectation? Entitlement?
I realise that I may have gone a little sideways here, but i feel it's all valid within the subject, and to be honest I'm only just figuring out how I feel about the matter while writing about it.
The examples I mentioned above are obviously established newspapers with respectively long histories of support, so I'll follow up this article with a focus on smaller, start-up publishers and whether a paywall might be suitable for them or not, at a later date.
In the meantime, let me know your thoughts and feelings in the comments below.


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Keep in mind: Just like you wouldn't run sprints with a sprained ankle, you shouldn't do these exercises if you have a painful pelvic condition (like vaginismus) without first checking with a women's health physical therapist. A Kegel Refresher CourseThese wonder clenches can increase sexual arousal, improve your ability to reach orgasm, help you master control of your bladder and, says Latham, support your pelvic organs in avoiding dreaded conditions like prolapse. Fitness instructor: Kristi Latham, PT, CLT, is the pelvic health and lymphedema program director at Metro SportsMed Physical Therapy in Brooklyn, New York. Warm-up: When you're just starting out, it's best to lie down so that you can concentrate solely on your pelvic floor. The exercise: Squeeze the muscles around your vagina and anus. These are the muscles you use to prevent gas from passing, stop the flow of urine and the muscles that contract during orgasm. Think about trying to pull the muscles up and in (if your pelvic floor is weak, you will only faintly feel this contraction). You'll know you're doing these exercises correctly if you feel the muscles tightening but don't have movement in your abs or buttocks. Isolate your pelvic floor so if somebody looked at you while you were doing the exercise, they wouldn't think you were moving at all. The routine: For healthy women without symptoms of pelvic floor impairment, do the following three times per week: 5-second squeeze followed by a 10-second rest period, 10 times, 3 times per day (30 total). With practice, you should be able to do them while sitting at your desk or driving. Advanced:
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I've been critical of Chow. The Titans' offense has shown little imagination...but how flashy can an offense be without deep threats among the wide receivers. Vince Young, despite all the promise shown in his rookie season, had a really bad 2007 season. Would a top group of receivers have helped him? The Titans' 2007 draft class asked more questions that it answered and failed to help at all in some key offensive positions. Coach Jeff Fisher has seemed to me to go into a conservative mode with less that a lot of points on the board and rely on the defense and kicking game to preserve the win. Does the lack of offense bring this out in Fisher? Will that philosophy remain regardless of who becomes offensive coordinator? What are you thoughts? Comments Showing most recent comments first [Show in chronological order instead] vince jus shouldnt be the quarterback at all. he makes horrible decisions. he tries to be a pocket passer when he's not at all. he cant hit his marks throwing the ball . they are gonna end up with another mcnair and losing more games. if they would jus get rid of vy , they could get some quality players on the team. -- Posted by someonecares on Thu, Jan 17, 2008, at 8:31 PM
I do not think it will matter who is the coordinator as long as Vince is the quarterback. If you watch the difference in play calling with him versus Collins it was obvious. If Vince does not learn to make his reads or dedicate himself to the film room then he will make any OC look bad. I do think he was hurt more than any of us know, and I know there were alot of bad drops by receivers. I still think when the OC has a guy that can not execute very much (for what ever reason) then the offense will continue to struggle. We can sign Moss, TO, and Chad Johnson and still struggle if Vince can not read the defense. Don't get me wrong. I am for him and do hope it was the sophmore slump, but just being the better athlete won't cut it at this level. -- Posted by KParker on Wed, Jan 16, 2008, at 7:48 AM
I hope that VY's "sophomore slump" (if that was what it was) will change for the better next year. I agree that he really didn't have any help in completing the long ball and I think they just gave up on trying to find someone to handle that job. The crayon backfield, as I heard the announcers call them, were effective up to a point but you can not have a one-sided attack in today's game. VY should probably have run the ball more than he did but what if he got hurt and had to be out for a long time? I think that was one of Jeff's fears. I also think that the Titan's gave up against the Chargers; the defense were worn out with all of the 3&out's and gave up in the last quarter (at least it looked that way to me). How else do you explain the amount of points the Chargers were allowed to put up that late in the game? I hope that the Titan's people will concentrate on the offense this year in the off season and resign Albert as well as keeping most of the D. They seemed to gel into a great defense. My main question for now is: "How do we break up the SUPER team of the Patriots?" If not the rest probably should just give up now.LOL -- Posted by EastSideMom on Wed, Jan 16, 2008, at 12:43 AM
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Eva Longoria and Celebrity chef Todd English bring a boldly creative culinary style to the west coast! Beso restaurant takes a Latin approach to classic Steakhouse cuisine, featuring an eclectic and contemporary dinner menu. The dining room features wrap-around booths and overstuffed chairs in
front of an open kitchen with a white oak wood burning grill. Join us in our sexy lounge for light bites, and cocktails made from muddled fruit. Explore unique tequilas, sangria, and an extensive wine list. Finish the evening upstairs in the newly remodeled "Estate Room", previously known as Kiss lounge, where you feel as though you are on an outside patio under the moon light and stars. The olive trees are lit by candle lanterns and the ultimate Hollywood A-list nightlife mingle.
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We went there to celebrate an
anniversary with 3 other couples. We shared tapas,had a great dinner and the sangria was flowing! The service was great too! We will definitely be back!!"
Dined on 3/7/2014
if you really want to experience a
great dining experience, dont go with a travel zoo coupon, you are limited on what you can get. great food"
Dined on 3/6/2014
We had reservations on a week
night and were seated immediately. The waitress seemed rushed but it looked like she was the only one waiting tables so I don't hold that against her. She was never rude and was attentive to our needs. I expected the food to be good I was blown away by everything we tried. My husband and I shared Eva's Avocado Guacamole and it tasted very fresh and the chips were not too salty. I had a small plate flatbread with shrimp and chorizo. It was a good size and I took half home. My husband had the Judori Chicken and it also did not disappoint. The complementary bread and red sauce is delicious. And we finished the meal with Beso churros. Delicious. We each had a cocktail and coffee and the bill was just over $100."
Dined on 3/5/2014
We had been ton Beso before and
was glad to return. Great atmosphere for a quiet, romantic dinner with my wife. Great food, service and ambience."
Dined on 12/17/2013
The restaurant is beautiful - very
dark; has a Hollywood club-vibe about it. The service was excellent. The food was just okay; nothing special, and the drinks were light on the alcohol. One of my dining partners had been there before and she was surprised by the quality of the food, so maybe it was just an off-night in the kitchen. We had the guacamole which was bland; lobster quesadilla - bland. We were given complimentary flatbread which was very good, and our entrees (shrimp moja, pork chop, with sides of mac and cheese and broccoli) were good, but once again, not outstanding. I would give it another chance with a group or perhaps for a romantic dinner."
Dined on 3/4/2014
I went to Beso for my moms
birthday. The setting is very romantic, so at first it was a little weird. The menu seems very basic, but the food was delicious!!! The chilli ribbed steak was delicious! My mom had the jumbo sea scallops, and those were also delicious! DNow dssert.... They had a few traditional Mexican desserts with a "Beso" twist I wanted to try the churros, but the birthday girl wanted the fried banana split...... It was a party in my mouth! Although the food was great! The service left something to be desired. Out waitress was very short, and when about a dish she was just very brief with 3 word responses. Not to amicable I guess. But overall the restaurNt was top notch."
Dined on 3/3/2014
The restaurant is really lovely -
fabulous food, great service, romantic although lighting could be a bit too dim. The scallops were fabulous! And it's a trendy hot spot. The only downside is the location - it feels like this restaurant should be in the heart of Beverly Hills for the kind of restaurant that it is. The part of town its in looks a little sketchy and valet parking was full when we came so we parked at the lot 1/2 a block down the street. But other than that, the restaurant is trendy cool so 4 stars!"
Dined on 2/25/2014
Food and atmosphere was
great.....sad that the club was closed for private event ! Was our first time visiting.... Were not happy with the waitress.....very rude and not friendly at all !!"
Dined on 3/1/2014
Beso's food is always descent.
Some main dishes are ala'carte with a side. I wish there were more than 3 sides perhaps. The service was good, the noise level was not bad. I have eaten here many times as it's close to where I live and also close to most nightlife in Hollywood. I have not yet been disappointed. The bar food is great late night as well (the flatbread pizzas etc!)."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Beso has a very sexy atmosphere
the food is good and the service is excellent. Must try. I go hear just for the ambiance. Excellent date place..."
Dined on 2/28/2014
We enjoyed our food very much. My
husband had giant scallops, and I had salmon. The menu offerings are basic and classic, and the food was very good. I would have preferred to have the music be a little softer. It had a little too much of a presence in our experience there. The decor and ambience is very nice. Dark, chic, pretty. The service was very good. We had a reservation at 6PM, and we were there on time (when they opened I think). It wasn't crowded, but we had to wait about ten minutes to be seated. I am not sure why that was, but we had a very nice experience. Can't comment on the wine because we didn't order wine. The bar looked very nice."
Dined on 2/26/2014
went with my girlfriend b/c she
likes it and we had a groupon. The portions were small and overcooked. Dessert list was uninspiring. Very few vegetarian items on menu."
Dined on 2/22/2014
The food is outstanding! The steak
and lamb both cooked perfectly. Tender and flavorful! The drinks are delicious and made with the freshest ingredients! Perfect for a romantic night, girls night, or even a birthday celebration!"
Dined on 2/18/2014
To start, don't use the valet
service outside! They are terrible and charge you whatever they feel like charging! Not operated by the restaurant, but by the city. There is a self park garage just across the street from Beso that always has tons of parking. Just enter on Vine. Our table wasn't ready when we arrived, but that's okay since their bar has a nice ambience and great drinks. Great Sangria! We were seated in a booth after about a half hour at the bar. Great food and okay service. We were there for about 3 hours total. Always a great place to dine in Hollywood! Get the chorizo flatbread for a starter! Get the homemade churro for dessert!"
Dined on 2/1/2014
The appetizers and side dishes
were amazing, however the meat entrées were bland and and unappetizing. The portions were of good size and the prices were appropriate and the atmosphere was very nice."
Dined on 2/13/2014
After reading reviews about other
restaurants in the area we decided to try Beso before a show at the Pantages. We got there right at 6pm as others had suggested and our food came right out . We didn't feel rushed at all. Right from the start everything was perfect. The bartender came over to us while we were waiting for out table and offered us a drink, very cool. The food was amazing, we chose to have starters and small plates rather than a full meal. I recommend the Lobster Quesadilla and the Ceviche (we asked for oysters in ours). Other reviews complained about decor and music. Yes it's dark inside, yes they play Chill (Ibiza) style music. We absolutely loved it for this reason and it made the whole experience 5 stars."
Dined on 2/21/2014
But, bring a small flashlight --
it's a darkened room and the menu is hard to read! Once you've read and ordered, you'll be delighted with your dinners. We split a caesar salad and I had jidori chicken and my husband had the salmon. My chicken was among the best I've ever eaten and my husband loved the salmon. We were going to the Pantages so it was a perfect location. We'll definitely be back!"
Dined on 2/22/2014
Had a wonderful date night with my
husband on Saturday. Everything we ordered was delicious. The Pretty Girl Martini, The Beso quacamole is a must order. We had the scallops and lamb chops. Exquisite with unique flavor."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Everything was amazing! The salmon
melted in my mouth. My hubby who is doesn't care for fish finished my last bite. Had a great time!! Celebrated 5 yrs. Great place!!!"
Dined on 2/21/2014
I came here with a groupon,
although I have been before. Beso never disappoints. The food was delcious and the ambiance was perfect. I would definitely come back!"
Dined on 2/18/2014
Had dinner at The Kitchen for the
first time Thursday night. Phenomenal food! Expensive but worth it. Very busy.Service could definitely improve."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Service was good, food was
excellent. We ordered Starters and Small Plates to share so we could try a variety of items. Everything was delicious. Ambiance was nice, great for date night or a romantic evening out. We went before going to the Pantages and it was perfect."
Dined on 2/21/2014
The decor/ambiance of the
restaurant was very romantic and nice. The food was decent. My date enjoyed the grilled tenderloin and I had the scallops. The scallops were good but I only received 4 and was still hungry. The churros for dessert did.not disappoint. They were yummy. The drinks were good as well. Service was ok. Overall I would recommend but perhaps order an appetizer or dessert in addition to your meal, because entree wasn't enough food."
Dined on 2/20/2014
Very dissapointed. She never got
back to us. Just because we went in with a Travelzoo does not mean we have to be treated different. That is actually the time where you have to shine in order for us to like it and go back to it...but oh well. NOT GOING BACK"
Dined on 2/13/2014
Prices high for food quality -
bland Mexican dishes."
Dined on 2/19/2014
Was headed to Pantages and Beso
was recommended by friend for good fare and great service. Both were true. Shared some small plate items. Food was very good. Service was excellent and the waitress made sure we got out in plenty of time for the show. Bravo!"
Dined on 2/18/2014
It's my 6th time back and it's
been an amazing experience everytime!"
Dined on 2/17/2014
Specials explained in detail -
Comp flatbread arrived nicely charred. Then the Civeche'- Oysters Extra Jumbo, cocktail sauce sweet but she liked it that's what counts; entree' HERS: Ocean Scallops w Truffle oil Mashed & Pomegranite sauce - wood fired grill: cool?; the Scallops: sashimi raw with 1/4 firm enough to be called cooked - they disappeared: we like sashimi. mashed were subtle& great. HIS: Chili rubbed Skirt Steak, rare on a cutting board with horseradish sauce and Tortilla Fattoush - Steak was fabulous, dry chili rub was flavorful, Fattoush had soggy tortillas and not much flavor - had to blend in steak drippings to make a statement at all - 3 out of 5 experience OR more hype than delivery in my opinion - you can do better"
Dined on 2/17/2014
Celebrity-owned restaurants are
automatically suspect -- but the food and wines are so good here, and the flavors so subtly mixed in the dishes, that you needn't worry -- this one is actually good. Eva Longoria has paired well with celebrity Chef Todd English to create a restaurant not only high in atmosphere, but also in delicious food. The dining room is so dark you'll need reading glasses or a flashlight app to read the menu, but once you do, you'll be treated to dynamite chow. The service is a bit brusque, it ain't cheap, but the stuff coming out of the kitchen is worth the price of admission. I won't race back here -- I liked the food and wine but never really felt welcomed or embraced by the staff -- but the food is wonderful."
Dined on 2/17/2014
First of all, the staff, from the
front desk to the wait staff was great, but it went downhill from there. they made us order all of our food at the same time...starters, dinner, etc. That then made everything go so fast, as we felt like we were rushed ( In & out). It was valentines day and it ended up not be romantic at all. The food was fine, but it was so fast, we actually ended up being there for just under an hour and that included a pre-dinner drink! When we left, I think (but not really) that it took longer for them to get us our car from the valet! What a waist of $175.00, not including parking. We will NOT be going back ever again! My Wife was so excited to go to Eva's place and then was so bumed out! :-("
Dined on 2/14/2014
Had the pleasure of eating at Beso
prior to performance at the Pantages. We had parked at one of the Pantages lots and walked the short distance to the restaurant which is well-located near the theatre. We were early (they don't open until 6:00), but we were invited to have a cocktail at the bar. Very good martini! We were promptly seated at 6:00. The restaurant is truly lovely with low lighting and beautiful chandaliers. We especially enjoyed the background music--perfect for a romantic dinner. My husband ordered the Beso salad which we split and it was very good. He had the wood-smoked salmon for his entree, and I enjoyed one of their small plates, a combo of 2 ahi tacos and 2 skirt steak tacos. Delicious!"
Dined on 2/12/2014
My friend & I had petit filets,
medium rare & both were very dry. We spent $220 on mediocre food. The guacamole was not good. The cesar salad was something I cld make at home and after a bad dinner, I was looking fwd to eating dessert. Everything looked amazing so we went with fried banana split. When it came out, we laughed because it looked like the #2 u do after u eat an amazing dessert. It had fried banana (not plantain) so it was thin and formed a circle around one small scoop of vanilla ice cream with a glob of heavy whipping cream & chocolate & caramel menu described it having was what they used to decorate plate. My poo is not white but bananas around it, all it needed was to be brown. Don't waste your money!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Very Sexy Ambience. Food is very
average. Nothing spectacular about the food, and this is based off of the lil shared plates. If appetizers aren't any good... don't expect me to waste money on an entrée!! Have Drinks at the Bar... that's the only thing this place is good for."
Dined on 2/3/2014
I made a reservation and upon
arrival I was set aside and I had to wait for about ten minutes until a table was available. Keep in mind I arrived on time and counted four available tables while I was waiting. Finally, my party was seated at a table within ten feet of the bar, which wouldn't have been so bad if I wasn't constantly being hit in the back by patrons and staff as they walked behind me. The food was good there is no true complaint about it. My biggest issue is placement of the table due to the sheer fact that after 9pm a major crowd was formed near the bar which made it extremely difficult to hear anyone in my party and difficult to exit the restaurant."
Dined on 2/13/2014
The Salmon was prepared
beautifully. Simple but absolutely the best salmon I have ever tasted!"
Dined on 2/8/2014
We've been here a couple times
before. The food is very good for the price and the ambiance makes it all that much better. The wait staff are very good -- never stepping on conversations or asking questions when you're chewing. Aside from ordering our food, they were only on the sidelines, available at request, checking in gently and making sure that dinner was all about us."
Dined on 2/10/2014
We made reservations early in the
week for 6 PM Saturday night. The drinks and dinner was very good and the steak was grilled perfectly medium rare. The waitress was very nice but seemed to want to rush us. When we entered the restaurant a few minutes before six, we (and others) were told that it wasn't open until 6 PM in a "snarly" tone. Perhaps a small sign at the door showing opening time? We were seated at a booth right by the kitchen door. Really !? The restaurant was virtually empty and only half full when we left at 7:30. It would seem that 'kitchen door tables' get used when the restaurant is full and guests don't have a reservation."
Dined on 2/8/2014
This place is great for dinner. Im
really into going out to a place that I actually enjoy being at; ie. ambiance,music etc. For me food is secondary when it comes to a nice dinner. Dont get me wrong taste is important but I hate eating good food and Im sitting in some grubby restaurant all dressed up. Beso has it all: efficient service,flavorful food(baby back ribs/ choc flan!) and great atmosphere. It's modern,trendy and romantic. I went with a group of girls and had fun. They have a great bar if just a tad over priced with the drinks. My only complaint would be the portion size. Overall I love Beso and will be back!"
Dined on 2/7/2014
This place i would say is great.
and the management is awesome it was nice if them to buy us a round of drinks due to the wait."
Dined on 2/8/2014
Had a Groupon for this spot, so
thought it would be a good date night. Had reservations for 9pm and got seated immediately - Awesome. As a pescetarian I had 2 options, Salmon or Sea Bass, they were out of both by 9pm. Had to go for salads and Mac & Cheese that were average and dull in taste, server came 4 times total to our table. Poor experience."
Dined on 2/7/2014
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Awful. Avoid at any price.This review is from: Aluratek ABS03F Portable Bluetooth Speaker Pros: Small design. Feels solid and pairs easily. Cons: Sound is lower than my tablet and it with ambient noise I can barely hear if I hold it up to my ear. That is with the volume max. The loudest noise it makes is a beep to let you know it cannot go any louder. Really pathetic volume and you can't return this product so be prepared to toss it in the trash if you made this mistake of buying one. Other Thoughts: Do not purchase this if you are hoping for a speaker that sounds louder. You will be better off with your own tablet or phones speakers. 2 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Nice option for my iPod NanoThis review is from: Aluratek ABS03F Portable Bluetooth Speaker Pros: Attractive looks, solid feel, volume controls on the unit, clear sound, easily paired with other Bluetooth devices (iPod and cell phone). Cons: Adequate volume, but a little louder would be nice. Other Thoughts: I bought this Bluetooth speaker to use with my iPod Nano for times I may not want to use the earphones. This Aluratek speaker works nicely for that. I was able to pair it right away with my iPod Nano and with my cell phone. The sound from such a small device is impressive, but I do wish the volume could be turned up a little more. 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Great Sound. Quality ProductThis review is from: Aluratek ABS03F Portable Bluetooth Speaker Pros: The speaker is slightly smaller than I expected, measuring 2-3/8" tall x 2-3/8" in diameter. The feel is heavy, though. Flat rubber ring on bottom keeps speaker steady. Appears to be well made. It came with accurate, easy-to-read instructions and was easy to pair to my iPhone and iPad. The sound is good and crisp, with enough bass that is doesn't sound "tinny" at all. Great sound from a small package. A great travel item also. Cons: I wish you could turn up the volume just slightly more. Even at max level on speaker and iPhone, it is loud but I would like it to be slightly louder. Other Thoughts: Newegg had on a Daily Deal and this was well worth the price. Comparable to the HDMX Jam Speaker in sound quality. It would have been nice to have a felt bag to store it, but I'll get one. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
decent little speakerThis review is from: Aluratek ABS03F Portable Bluetooth Speaker Pros: Decent price for a speaker with bluetooth and a mini-sub built in the bottom. 4 Hour battery life. Able to control your devices tunes with its buttons. Slightly more powerful than my tablets speakers mainly because of the sub, which is surprisingly forceful for its size Cons: I thought it might be a bit louder than it can get but the good news is that even on max Volume it does not seem to distort the sounds. My tablet has almost no bass volume so this fills that void but other than that sound is fairly comparable to my tablets speakers. It also seems like the bluetooth connection drops for 1-2 seconds rarely. I go whole songs without noticing it but it definitely occurs on a fairly regular basis. Just a limitation of bluetooth? IDK ive never had a bluetooth speaker before so have little to compare but my cars hands free system uses bluetooth to sync with my phone and that never seems to break up. Other Thoughts: For those not inclined to read instructions, The volume is controller by HOLDING DOWN the respective volume button you wish to use. If you repeatedly press it like you might expect to it will try to control whatever bluetooth device you have hooked up to it. I thought this thing couldnt get much louder than a phone speaker until I made that discovery. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Good party speakerThis review is from: Aluratek ABS03F Portable Bluetooth Speaker Pros: Excellent sound quality even outside. Compact, relatively light, and no problems seen with pairing it to a phone. Very durable as well, even after falling off the top of a truck onto concrete the only thing that happened to it was a VERY small chip on the bottom plastic casing. Cons: The only thing bad I can say about it is do not put it on anything high like a table with no edges or on top of someone's car. The bass on this little thing is actually pretty good which causes it to bounce around a bit during heavy bass songs and twice I saw it fall off tables due to this. Other Thoughts: I will say this that I DO NOT OWN one of these speakers but someone at my last party had one and this thing really cranked out the tunes and even had some pretty high quality for such a small thing. Even outside it sounded like a normal set of exterior speakers instead of a small portable unit. 1 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |


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The Pittsburgh Steelers offseason is in full swing now and we will continue on with our breakdown of the free agents as we inch closer towards the start of free agency. Next up on the list of unrestricted free agents is quarterback Byron Leftwich.
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Byron Leftwich was obviously banged up quite a bit in the 13-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens Sunday night and reports early Monday suggest that he could miss some time moving forward as a result.
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I Think I Just Sent It A Nudie Pic: NYC Parking Meters To Accept Smartphone Payments
Now that -- that's my kinda English.
Apparently similar systems already exist in Atlanta and Washington, but I've never heard about them SO IT'S NEWS TO ME. Also, that you're not allowed to park on the sidewalk just because you're out of quarters. I call bullshit! Also, those $6/minute sexy-talk numbers. Rock bottom: I am beneath those rocks.
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I think TSA made a good decision of not renewing the contract with Unisys. Believe me, I used to work for Unisys in the TSA helpdesk and there were too many things happening inside the company. Among one of them was the reduction of salary to tsa helpdesk employees by 35% and the elimination of almost all benefits. We were only allow to be on the phone with tsa agents for 5 minutes and if the issue could not be resolve during that time we had to throw the call out the window. Even worse, there was a terrible communication between management. Management was only concern about making the numbers
The GAO has denied the protest made by Unisys...I wonder what's next...another protest by Unisys perhaps?
I just saw the GAO protest docket web page and to my surprise, saw another protest by Unisys (dated June 16, 2010)...I agree with one of the commentators, bring in a third party to make decision on this whole thing.
I just wonder how much this is costing the tax payers. This should be given to a third party to make decision on it, and make it final. Stop the bleeding, and Unisys go find another contract.
Unisys wants to keep the TSA contract, while relocating the call center support to Salt Lake, where noone holds a security clearance. Is it no wonder that Unisys is passed over twice? If they are not careful, they will lose the DFAS contract, as well. I've seen many employees leave the Federal queues, after getting gainful employment in another company; either due to pay rates or the hostile work environment. I've heard of employees reporting security violations to USCERT, because of negligent employees. All in all, TSA awarding the contract to CSC is a much better alternative, than the broken Unisys model. Unisys is great service provider, but in the sense of national security/government systems, is flawed with security lapses that would astound and pique the interest of any US adversary.
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Theater review: Jekyll & Hyde in Dallas is superior to original production
I just got back from the Sat performance and I could not disagree more. This performance and presentation was horrible. The empty Winspear would have been proof enough for a Sat performance but even more telling was the vast exodus at intermission never to return. The sexuality added in this version was just out there in left field and I felt more pit for the the performers as they couldn't look less interested in being there for the entire performance.
The absolute worst part was the music which drown out key dialog moment and made it hard to hear throughout. I am not looking for the dramatic but really this was bad bad bad and the audience new it.
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Big Week
Six Days that Changed the Course of World War II
ISBN 9781101618967 | 320 pages | 31 Dec 2012 | Berkley | 18 - AND UP
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In just six days, the United States Strategic Air Forces changed the course of military offense in World War II. During those six days, they launched the largest bombing campaign of the war, dropping roughly ten thousand tons of bombs in a rain of destruction that would take the skies back from the Nazis . . . The Allies knew that if they were to invade Hitler's Fortress Europe, they would have to wrest air superiority from the mighty Luftwaffe. The plan of the Unites States Strategic Air Forces was extremely risky. During the week of February 20, 1944—and joined by the RAF Bomber Command—the USAAF Eighth and Fifteenth Air Force bombers took on this vital mission. They ran the gauntlet of the most heavily defended air space in the world to deal a death blow to Germany's aircraft industry and made them pay with the planes already in the air. In the coming months, this Big Week would prove a deciding factor in the war. Both sides were dealt losses, but whereas the Allies could recover, damage to the Luftwaffe was irreparable. Thus, Big Week became one of the most important episodes of World War II and, coincidentally, one of the most overlooked—until now. |
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