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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(512) 490-1511
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily: 6:30am - 11:00am
Brunch: Sunday: 10:30am - 2:30pm
Lunch: Daily: 10:30am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
American, Comfort Food
Executive Chef:
Paul Polizzi
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Catering options available.
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We have a private wine library for up to 20 guests, and a private dining room for parties up to 200.
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Alicia Polk (512) 810-3224
Live music in the lounge Tuesday thru Saturday and in the restaurant for brunch on Sundays
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New Year's Eve four course dinner, including live music and a complimentary champagne toast. $65 per person
New Year's Day Buffet Brunch! Fresh start to the new year with a variety of superfoods, cold pressed juices, and traditional New Year's goodies. $19.95 per person
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A word from urban an american grill
Urban, an American Grill, is located in the Westin at the Domain and serves a comforting menu highlighting local ingredients. Inspired by the flavors and spirits of Texas, our cuisine changes with the seasons but always includes favorites like Chef's signature meatloaf, loaded mac and cheese, and
our delicious Urban Kobe Burger. Other inspired dishes include our Espresso Rubbed Pork Chop with butternut squash risotto and crispy brussel sprouts, Pan Seared Scallops with sauteed spinach and creamy grits, and the always popular Bar Steak with bourbon shallot butter and house made salt & pepper fries. In addition to our welcoming dining room, guests can experience our friendly service and outstanding value in our private wine room, our expansive private dining room, or outside on either of our two patios.....Join us for Comfort Food, reinvented.
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We went for Sunday brunch. They
have an interesting menu of different type of brunch items, $1 Mimosas and Kir Royals. They were accommodating and made me a Kir. There was also a bluegrass band playing and they were very good. Out waitress was very friendly and personable. She made recommendations and told us what her favorites were. All in all it was a very nice Sunday."
Dined on 3/2/2014
Urban, American Grill has become
one of my dining favorites, highly recommend the seared scallops or the expresso rubbed pork chop...both are divine, service is very attentive and noise level is low so you can actually hear each other talk!!"
Dined on 2/22/2014
The two chefs put together a
remarkable menu befit for a high-end restaurant in NY or LA. The four-course meal had all of the right notes; appetizers that set the tone, salad that didn't skimp on flavor, main course with punch, and desserts that made one appreciate their taste buds. It is not often that I eat sweet potato bisque and the chefs made an extraordinarily tasty and rich one. The frisee salad had perfectly cooked pork belly with a delightfully light vinaigrette. The tobacco smoked ribeye had enough flavor for three meals and I was informed by my date that the champagne poached sea bass was perfect. Finally, the bacon bourbon brownie AND white chocolate cranberry bread pudding put two exclamation points on the evening. Thank you!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Fixed menu price was ok the main
course was very poor. We ordered steaks and both sent them back to tough to eat then swiched to fish which was ok,and the second steak was no better. Some one should have followed up but with several different people picking up,delivering etc no chance to tell anybody. To pay $225.00 for a dinner with a bad main course Austin has many better choices,Flemings for one. We arte foodies and had heard good things and this is our second try and will not be back,don't mind the price if the meal is worth it. Attention to detail poor but good service and poor food. Good luck no on our list,and my girl friend works in the Domain. Scott S"
Dined on 2/14/2014
We picked Urban since we were
staying at the Westin. The host seated us promptly and the atmosphere was pleasant. The calamari appetizer was good but nothing special. My dates scallops were excellent and my ribs had a good flavor to the meat but the BBQ sauce was a little sweet for my taste. The ribs were served with fries which they were great about not putting the Parmesan cheese on but there was no normal mustard in the restaurant. The entire service the waiter seemed flustered, unfamiliar with the wine list and took long periods to do simple tasks. Would have been a higher rating if waiter had matched that expectations of even a more casual restaurant."
Dined on 2/15/2014
This I restaurant is part of the
Westin hotel, but is in a great location and not a typical "hotel restaurant". Good, inventive fusion menu and excellent service!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
Prime rib was gristle. They had to
over cook it just to make it edible. They were also unable to get the steak cooked correctly to begin with. They made us wait for 40 minutes when we had a reservation. I could see empty tables. When we finally were seated the food took almost 30 minutes to arrive and all the steaks were over cooked. There were empty tables but the kitchen was obviously in the weeds. This place is just a hotel restaurant with over priced entrees. There are many better restaurants within walking distance of this one."
Dined on 2/15/2014
My wife and I had to wait 30
minutes for our reservation. Never a good start. When we finally sat, service was slow. I didn't have a fork. We ordered champagne, and they left the wine glasses on the table the entire meal. Between courses, we had to ask for fresh silverware each time. The sea bass was dry and unremarkable. My frisée salad was dry and plain. I kept My brownie was alright. For $100 a person, there is too much competition in the Domain and the rest of Austin to go back to this restaurant. Save your time and spend your money elsewhere. I would have rather gone to North, Jasper's, Copper, Fleming's, or Daily Grill. And those are all walking distance from here. They all have better food and service."
Dined on 2/14/2014
It wasn't really romantic when
people are sitting next to u like at McDonald's. The food is over priced for quality of it. I would not recommend doing a special occasion. I it's more for like big parties or for really rich people who like there food to look fancy instead of being good. I know ribeye steaks are fattie but I didn't think they would leave all the fat on steak."
Dined on 2/14/2014
food was adequate but not real
enjoyable and the service was real slow"
Dined on 2/8/2014
I went with my daughter & 12 month
old. Everyone was friendly & very accommodating. Food was excellent. We will go back."
Dined on 2/7/2014
We originally had 6:00 p.m.
reservations, but my friend wanted earlier reservations(sorry we had to change, we missed the live entertainment). It seems that the dinner staff was just coming on board and our waitress was delightful. She recommended items from the menu and the appetizer was fabulous. We (the birthday girl, her brother and I) had three different entrées. The Fish Tacos were delicious, the Salmon was fantastic and the bar-be-cue chicken was outstanding! The chef did a wonderful job with the presentation, the portions were good and the food was hot. We were served a complimentary dessert for the B'day girl and I had the Bread Pudding. A must try for any one dining at the URBAN."
Dined on 2/1/2014
From the ambiance to the food - -
meticulous!!! I love the pizza. This is my go-to place for super crispy-light and airy crust."
Dined on 7/11/2013
Food was great, atmosphere is
good. Nice and quiet, with exception of live music from bar area. Service was good, except they were sitting all customers in small area, I guess to keep wait staff to one or two. Had the Brisket chili, Really good. Pizzas are wonderful."
Dined on 1/7/2014
we were celebrating 18 years on
New Year's Eve 2013. it was a preset menu, five courses, and a steal for the price. the portions were more than expected, compared to what we've seen elsewhere in that situation, and most importantly, delicious! great variety on a limited menu. the service was perfect, ambience was awesome with a jazz quartet in the background. all around perfect. I'd definitely go back for a nice family outing."
Dined on 12/31/2013
I have dined at Urban an American
Grill several times and the dining experience is usually superb and the service is great. Highly recommended for a nice spot that is not too crowded with excellent dining options. The NYE 2013 dinner was excellent with great wine pairings."
Dined on 12/31/2013
I nearly had to give only two
stars because they don't tell you (at least, in Open Table) that the restaurant is in the Westin. And it is a typical hotel restaurant - typical, scatter brained type menu (aka "something for everyone"), unnecessarily pricey, hotel atmosphere, but I gave three stars because the service was fantastic and the food is above average ... for a hotel restaurant. Other commenters say that it has a great happy hour and probably that's going to be the only part I would check out in the future. To be clear, we did not have a bad experience. It was just a shock that our Open Table reservation to some restaurant we'd never been to before turned out to be a hotel restaurant."
Dined on 12/24/2013
Finding ourselves alone on
Christmas Day we really felt like going out. It's very hard to find a good restaurant that is open on Christmas Day. We found urban grill and were very pleased with the food. They had fixed menu that day so we had only 2 choices for our main entree. The food was very delicious!"
Dined on 12/25/2013
Went to urban for Christmas dinner
because we were staying in the Austin area and couldn't find much else open. We should have went with our instincts and found a Chinese food restaurant as tradition demands if you cant eat at home. The menu was set and it was $50 per person. We didn't have a problem with either of those things, but it all came down to the food. When the best part of your meal is the salad, then you know its been disappointing. We had steak and fish dishes that were bland and cooked without care (steak wasn't cooked to temperature, wasn't seasoned well and not seared and rendered for flavor and the fish still had a couple of small pin bones). Desserts were simply awful."
Dined on 12/25/2013
My friend and I tried Urban: An
American Grill for a change of pace. We were pleasantly surprised by the selection, service and experience. We'll definitely be back. The menu has a little bit of something for everyone. Many are traditional American dishes with a Texas twist like, my new favorite, the macaroni and cheese with smoked brisket and peas. I had that with a green salad and their wonderful brisket chili. I can see myself coming back and trying other things on the menu."
Dined on 12/17/2013
I took my girlfriend Karen to dine
at Urban an American Grill and we both loved it. The location, food, service, and overall experience were top notch. We both look forward to recommending this experience to our friends and returning for more great food!"
Dined on 12/3/2013
The food was such a
disappointment!! The prime rib was overdone and the gnocchi was actually doughy tasting and had no other taste. However, the service was excellent. It was an expensive mistake."
Dined on 11/28/2013
Had a large party so we were put
in the Wine Room. It was fantastic! The service was incredible, the food was great, and having our own room allowed us to be as loud as we wanted. We will definitely be returning to Urban!"
Dined on 11/15/2013
I used a coupon which brought me
to Urban. I was skeptical since it is inside a hotel (Westin). I typically don't think much of hotel restaurants, but this one turned out top notch! I was extremely impressed as I am a patron who uses a wheelchair. Booked my OpenTable reservation online requesting accessibility. We just happened to arrive 20 minutes early for our reservation, which turned out no problem and were promptly seated with a chair already pulled away for me. That is service! Aside from the great restaurant, seating and ambiance, the waitress was super nice. Food was to die for. We will be back no question. Check this place out for sure!"
Dined on 11/16/2013
TheyCouldn't find my reservation
on the phone.?? Keep transfering us to diff people. no dessert. they burned the dessert.ww havw to get up and get our own water. waitresss samantha forgot about us conpletely from the beginning no plates no napkin in other words we had a family member that came from NY and we were not happy w the horrible service."
Dined on 11/15/2013
It was a great place. The food was
amazing and so was the customer service. It was just a little dead on the inside for a hotel restaurant located in a very busy part of Austin."
Dined on 10/19/2013
Service slow even though there
were very few people in the restaurant. Added the gratuity onto the check before I had a chance to do so. Is this standard for Open Table reservations? I would not have given the waiter 20%. Food okay but nothing to warrant a second visit."
Dined on 9/22/2013
We went to Urban American grill
for our anniversary. The food and service were excellent. The bar was hoppung but the dining area was pretty empty. I had the beef tenderloin and it was really good but cost $30. Nice place to go for special occasions or date night."
Dined on 9/18/2013
For my first experience @ Urban it
was good. Appetizers were tasty and well portioned. Dinner entrees were quite pricey. Spent more on dinner than planned. Service was great - very attentive."
Dined on 9/13/2013
We had lunch there and the place
is very pleasant, the food is good although personally, I think there's very few choices on the menu but, everything was good, my wife had delicious fish tacos and we had the award-winning avocado and shrimp and the dessert was the most delicious thing ever: Pecan Bread Pudding, you can't skip dessert, if you visit this place you oughta try this!!"
Dined on 7/21/2013
This is the third time my husband
and I have visited Urban an American Grill and the service the first two times was excellent however Sunday our waiter Julio was not attentive. My husband had to ask for silverware, the dishes were not cleared off the table in a timely manner, we sat and waited for beverage refills because we just did not see Julio. We finally asked a very nice waitress walking by for refills. Our experience Sunday was not typical; once again the previous two visits (dinner and breakfast) were excellent so I would still recommend Urban an American Grill based on the first two experiences."
Dined on 7/21/2013
On two separate occasions, our
group has met here for lunch. The service, ambience, and food were outstanding! Even the grilled chicken sandwich was moist and delicious (took up most of the plate)! It is RARE to find a place that does NOT over-cook the chicken breast and make it dry. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the pizzas! They are thin, bubbly and crispy! I have had two of them so far and they were both delicious. I plan on working my way through ALL of them. The whole group from my office love coming here. I just wish our company was closer (183S by MLK). We look forward to trying their "Happy Hour" soon! Thanks Urban Staff, M. Hand (working stiff)"
Dined on 7/17/2013
roomy, neat and well maintained
hotel restaurant in the westin."
Dined on 7/4/2013
I took my husband to Urban an
American Grill for Father's Day. We had a reservation but it was clear when we arrive that we did not need one as there were only two or three tables of diners there and it was 12:30pm on Father's Day!. It took the Hostess a while to come to the hostess stand to greet and seat us. There was no discussion about dining options. We were told by our server there was a buffet. We ordered ice tea, no water was offered, there was no salt and pepper on the table. Although there was a variety of breakfast and lunch items, the food was bland and ordinary. For a restaurant in a Westin hotel, it was a ghost town and we could see why. The venue was nice enough but the food and service were sub-par."
Dined on 6/16/2013
A friend and I went for Happy Hour
to check out the Taste Around Town event. One of the two wines featured was amazing, the Cote du Rhone Roulepierre! We paired it with the duck tacos, spinach artichoke dip, and mac-n-cheese. All delicious and all super filling. The restaurant was a ghost town at 6pm which is, sad to say, not uncommon with Hotel Restaurants. The bar was lively and even had a live band playing."
Dined on 6/6/2013
If youre going to charge 29 for a
tenderloin and potatoes you better know how to cook. my steak was under cooked and the potatoes did not taste good at all. lets not forget the weird cold vegetables that were thrown on top. looking at the rest of the menu, i think its outrageous to charge 11 for a wedge salad when everything is a la carte; especially when the food is not good. i will say one good thing about this place. i tried the bacon bourbon brownie. it came with some ice cream and that dessert was delcious. so if you go there, i would suggest only getting dessert."
Dined on 6/1/2013
Excellent service, delicious food
and drinks. We enjoyed dinner at Urban very much."
Dined on 5/19/2013
Urban an American Grill had an
appealing menu, but the food was amazing. The service was world class. My family and I had a wonderful dining experience."
Dined on 5/18/2013
I took my family here for my
graduation and I have a few nephews that are very rambunctious. They put us in a private room that was huge and beautiful so we had a great night and didn't have to be too worried about the kids running around and bothering other people. The food, wine and deserts were delicious and the waitstaff was outstanding."
Dined on 5/18/2013
I've always declined going to a
Mother's Day Brunch because I anticipated huge crowds, a noisy environment and lousy food. I was surprised. We had reservations, were seated quickly. The restaurant was busy, but not overly crowded. Lines at the buffet were not terribly long. I enjoyed my special brunch."
Dined on 5/12/2013
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Private Parking Lot - 24/7 access, Security key, Security gates
DhirendraReally helpful and I would recommend this to any one. The only reason I have given four star for value for money is personal as it has a minimum charge, and my use was for only few hours else I think the charge is very reasonable.
eblow68Very efficient polite and a pleasure to deal with. Would certainly use again, many thanks Reiko.
blotReiko met us at the time we agreed to hand us a key to access the space. We were happy with the secure space to leave our car over three days whilst in London. Very happy with all the arrangements.
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rayrabAs you can tell from the above marks, we were extremely pleased and would not hesitate to use this facility again if available
davepage1I'd definitely use this space again and recommend it. Communication was great and we arrived slightly early, and were still met within minutes of arrival. The space is very secure, and having the key to the gate is great if you need to get back into your car. We've got an X3 and it fitted fine, This was the first time we've used parkatmyhouse and it was great.
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row13Good value for location. Quick and easy communication by mobile phone. Safe and practical. Very satisfied.
dsclarkeWe have used this parking before and will return again. Very good location close to tube. Excellent communication, and very helpful owner who waited for us to arrive and made sure everything was OKThank you I was very pleased to welcome you back.
bradleywestGood communication and accommodated us at short notice, good location and secure. Parked my estate car without issue, will definitely use again. Thank you for a good service.
MaryJHThis was the first time I'd used this site and I was extremely impressed. The owner called me literally minutes after I'd made the booking to confirm the arrangements, the parking was exactly as described and very safe and I will definitely be using it again!
monica79Very safe car park, perfectly managed by a very efficient owner. I would use it again.
crestravrJust excellent service everything ok on time will use again
MrsHobbsyFabulous. Will recommend to anyone planning a trip to London.
PriestlandExtremely happy with my first experience of ParkatmyHouse. Owner very helpful, no hesitation in recommending this parking space. Makes going to london from Lymington by car feasible, and so much cheaper than the train if more than one in the car.


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Southern rock and blues joint in downtown Maryville.
Locally Owned | Wifi | Patio | Live Music | Accepts Reservations | Party Room (20+) |
Kids Menu | Delivers | Buffet | Waterfront | Vegetarian Dishes | Vegan Dishes |
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EC: MR-J4 Series Servo System
Motion Control - Servo drives: The MR-J4 servo system from Mitsubishi Electric Automation combines high performance features (for maximum throughput and OEE), user-friendly, HMI functions (to accelerate set-up, reduce installation costs and improve operator safety), and energy saving features. This is a Control Engineering 2013 Engineers' Choice Awards Honorable Mention.
As the fastest servo in the world with a 2500 Hz frequency response speed, the MR-J4 series servo amplifier promises to deliver maximum machine throughput and performance by reducing settling time to 0-2msec. In addition to its impressive performance, the MR-J4 servo system also offers a multitude of energy, space and cost savings features and user-friendly functions for faster set-up and improved operator safety.
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EPA promises decision on Ringwood Superfund cleanup
RINGWOOD — Top federal environmental officials reassured about two dozen Upper Ringwood residents on Monday night that the cleanup of the 500-acre Superfund site in their community is a priority, but some remained skeptical and asked for a government buyout.
Mathy Stanislaus, the assistant administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, promised that a federal panel would review cleanup options by as early as May and that the agency would make a decision at year's end.
"My assurance is that your concerns are being taken seriously," Stanislaus said at a public meeting at the Church of the Good Shepherd. "I am not here to put on a show. We're going to make a decision based on integrity and public health."
Stanislaus acknowledged the repeated botched cleanups at the site where the Ford Motor Co. dumped paint sludge and industrial waste in the late 1960s. The pollution — millions of gallons of paint sludge — was generated by a manufacturing plant Ford operated at the time in Mahwah.
But residents said they were running out of time — one woman said she is suffering from a terminal illness — and would prefer that Ford buy their properties so they can relocate away from exposure to lead, arsenic and other contaminants rather than wait years for a full cleanup.
"I've heard this song and dance for 35 years," said Vanessa Spann, who said she is trying to sell her home but can't get an assessment — despite calling six banks — because she lives in a Superfund site. She said she suffered from terminal "pulmonary problems," and lost her son and several relatives to cancer years ago.
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EPA Region 2 Administrator Judith Enck said, "I'm sorry you're going through this." However, Enck told Spann that the federal Superfund law does not allow the EPA to buy out homes except in cases of "imminent" threat.
While 53,500 tons of paint sludge and tainted soil have been removed since 2004, contamination remains in some areas, Enck said. Frustration is growing among residents and members of the community advisory group that the EPA appointed several years ago, because there is no deadline for a decision on a final cleanup plan, which has been promised for years.
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Lewis B. Puller, Jr. Veterans Benefits Clinic
William & Mary's connections to the military date back to its earliest days as a College, when 17 year-old George Washington received his first surveyor's license through the College and returned after the Revolutionary War to become its first American chancellor. As the oldest law school in the nation, William & Mary Law School prides itself on its long service to the nation, and the Veterans Benefits Clinic is another demonstration of William & Mary's commitment to its community.
The Lewis B. Puller, Jr. Veterans Benefits Clinic offers students the opportunity to assist veterans with filing claims for disability compensation with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Under attorney supervision, clinic students have the opportunity to interview clients, analyze medical records, communicate with health care providers, and craft strategies to help clients receive disability compensation. These services can have life-changing effects on the veterans we serve. The Managing Attorney, Stacey-Rae Simcox, is a former officer in the U.S. Army's Judge Advocate General's Corps and is a graduate of the William & Mary Law School (Class of 1999).
In recognition that veterans disability issues go beyond their legal claims for benefits, William & Mary Law School has partnered with Virginia Commonwealth University's Center for Psychological Services and Development to help veterans address all of the health and disability concerns that may arise from their service to our nation.
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Lewis B. Puller, Jr. Veterans Benefits Clinic
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P.O. Box 8795
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The Puller Clinic relies on private donations and is grateful to the individuals, corporations and foundations who have provided generous support, including: the Jessie Ball DuPont Fund and the Honeywell Hometown Solutions Foundation.
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1. I Need Your Love In My Life |
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Producer Don Was draws on the classic Stax and Muscle Shoals sounds, using keyboards and guitars--the latter played by Ray Parker Jr. and Shoals veteran Reggie Young--to underscore Burke's powerful vocal melodies. And the bloodlines of classic Memphis propulsion run through drummer James Gadson's veins. With such superb accomplices Burke doesn't just make do... he makes great music. --Ted Drozdowski
One of the most powerful and original voices in the history of soul music, Solomon Burke continues his career renaissance with Make Do With What You Got. Produced by celebrated studio auteur Don Was (The Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt), and featuring veteran soul musicians such as Ray Parker Jr. and Reggie Young, Make Do With What You Got is a return to Burkes soul roots after the Grammy-winning 2002 album Dont Give Up On Me. Like its predecessor, the album contains songs by some of rocks finest songwriters: Bob Dylan, Jagger/Richards, Van Morrison, Robbie Robertson, Dr. John, and others. Also included is a personal introduction by Van Morrison.


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Born 1/5/1994 in Brazil.
Wallace signed for Chelsea in the January 2013 transfer window, and was immediately loaned back to former club Fluminense until the end of the season.
An attacking right-back, Wallace Oliveira dos Santos made his senior debut as a 17-year-old, helping Fluminense to the 2012 Brazilian league championship, the Rio State League and Guanabara Cup.
An Under-20 international, Wallace was part of the Brazil squad that won the South American Under-17 championship last year, and helped his country to a fourth-placed finish at the World Cup in Mexico at the same level, playing alongside Lucas Piazon.
Wallace made his Chelsea debut during our summer tour of Asia in July 2013, impressing with his quick feet and willingness to join attacks. He signed for Inter on loan in August 2013.


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JJ breaks down Week 8's games and tells you which monster games to buy...and which former studs to bail on -
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Het Oog (The Eye)
Het Oog (The Eye) is a new area in the Van Abbemuseum that offers a stage to artists to create new work during a working period of six months. The Eye is a special location in the 'open-air' of the museum where artists conduct a specific work on the spot.
The first edition of this series in The Eye started on 28 February 2009 with the artist Praneet Soi (Calcutta, 1971, lives and works in Amsterdam). He worked for six months in The Eye on a series of mural paintings and a new installation.
Het Oog (The Eye) includes:
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Hi everyone. I just installed an Intel SSD into my Mac Pro. It runs a bit slow (since it is being read at 1.5 vs 3) but that is something I can deal with for now. The bigger issue is that, despite working fine in OSX, trying to boot up Windows leads to a blinking underscore on a black screen. It doesn't get past it. Removing the SSD allows Windows to boot like normal. Anything I should check out?
Intel 330 series SSD In Bay 4 (But putting it in the CD bay with a SATA to IDE converter didn't change anything) Last edited by Borman; Feb 3, 2013 at 05:16 PM. Reason: More info |
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Feb 3, 2013, 05:27 PM | #2 |
So I take it that the SSD was not in the MP when you installed Windows (using Bootcamp I assume)?
Is OSX installed on the SSD, or is it just a blank SSD? Did you move any drives around when you installed the SSD? Which MP do you have? I had similar problems, and it was the boot manager that was all screwed up. I had to basically use the Boot menu just to get into OSX. Eventually I realised that when I moved the HD with Bootcamp/Windows installed in Bay1, it worked fine. I didn't matter where I put the SSDs, or the Raid0 HDs, but the HD with Bootcamp on it, had to be in Bay1...
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I reinstalled REFIT, that didn't change anything. I have tried removing every drive but the Windows drive and the SSD, with no go, but Ill try putting it into Bay 1 as well. Shutting it down now to give it a go. Edit: That may have just worked. What a strange, strange solution. Windows is booting now. Going to reboot things a few times to confirm, but wow :P Yep, it worked. Thank you so much. Who would have thought the position of the boot camp drive would make a difference. Last edited by Borman; Feb 3, 2013 at 05:43 PM. Reason: Successkid.jpg |
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Feb 3, 2013, 08:09 PM | #4 |
How slow is the ssd? I have the same one sitting in my desk after my 09 Mac mini objected to it.
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Feb 3, 2013, 08:17 PM | #5 |
Its from 120-140MB/s, so about half the speed I expect. Im hoping Mountain Lion helps out a bit, but if not, its still faster than a HDD. Plus, I have hope that Ill figure something out hah
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Feb 3, 2013, 08:24 PM | #6 |
Great it worked. It was a revelation to me as well, after struggling with that for days, maybe even weeks (it is a blur now
I don't know if it is in all situations, but at least in my (our) setup(s) the Bootcamp drive has to be in Bay1.
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Feb 3, 2013, 10:49 PM | #7 |
Whatever the reason is, so long as it keeps working IM satisfied.
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Calories per serving of Cyn's Mock Potato Casserole
57 calories of Kraft Finely Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese, (0.13 cup)
49 calories of Cream Cheese, (0.50 oz)
40 calories of Turkey Bacon - Extra lean, (2 oz)
13 calories of Land O Lakes light butter with canola oil, (0.25 tbsp)
9 calories of Cauliflower, frozen, cooked, (0.25 cup (1" pieces))
0 calories of Green onion, (0.25 tbsp)
Calories per serving of Cyn's Mock Potato Casserole
57 calories of Kraft Finely Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese, (0.13 cup)
49 calories of Cream Cheese, (0.50 oz)
40 calories of Turkey Bacon - Extra lean, (2 oz)
13 calories of Land O Lakes light butter with canola oil, (0.25 tbsp)
9 calories of Cauliflower, frozen, cooked, (0.25 cup (1" pieces))
0 calories of Green onion, (0.25 tbsp)
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We love this. I add a bit of onion salt and it's just delicious. Don't over-mash, or the texture will get wonky and gross. I just break up the pieces a little bit. We like it chunky. SUPER GOOD! |
Submitted by: BANANASY0 (1/18/14) report inappropriate |
It's okay. I think all the extra stuff really didn't contribute much to the taste. You would be better off using lower fat choices (not cream cheese) and well chosen spices and have more flavor. |
Submitted by: STILLKICKIN19 (11/15/13) report inappropriate |
Calories are off by at least 57 calories per serving. Recipe calls for 8 oz. shredded sharp cheddar cheese, but per serving breakdown only accounts for 4 oz. (Also changes fat, cholesterol, sodium and protein counts). Still a great tasting recipe. I've made it with low sodium, low fat ham. |
Submitted by: LRSIFERS (10/17/13) report inappropriate |
Good! I omitted the butter and reduced the cheese to reduce the calories. |
Submitted by: KLYNN41481 (8/9/13) report inappropriate |
This recipe does sound good, however, I think I'm correct in saying that adding 8 ounces of cheddar cheese will make the calorie count much higher than noted for one serving. |
Submitted by: JAYSTYR (5/9/13) report inappropriate |
This was a really good recipe! I made it how the recipe appears. Next time I am going to only use a half a lb of the turkey bacon. I also think it may be even better with ham diced up in it like another post recommended. I did use reduced fat cheddar. |
Submitted by: ATIFFCCDDC (11/18/12) report inappropriate |
I hoped that when I made this my husband would have an open mind and try it. Incredibly, he not only tried it but asked me to make again this week and he's always disliked cauliflower. I too used a fresh cauliflower instead of frozen and I've used the reduced fat cheddar and light cream cheese. |
Submitted by: BETARUN2012 (11/11/12) report inappropriate |
I sutstitute cauliflower for rice, too. It makes an excellent "spanish rice" and takes only about 20 minutes start to finish. This dish is definitely a contender for low carb yummy! |
Submitted by: REBELATLAST (9/19/12) report inappropriate |
Given the calories and fat, I prefer just plain mashed cauliflower |
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I hate changing recipes, but I didn't have cream cheese or turkey bacon. I subbed 4T sour cream, 2T eggbeaters, and 4 slices bacon, chopped. I also used a leek instead of green onions. My non-cauliflower eating husband and daughter each ate two servings. Thank you SO much for this low carb sub! |
Submitted by: KATANNAH (6/12/12) report inappropriate |
This is pretty high calorie for the amount you get, but with that said I have to tell you it is simply DELICIOUS!!! I don't mind the extra calories for one day to indulge in this dish. I didn't taste the cauliflower AT ALL! I had my kid try it (she doesn't like cauliflower) and she loved it!! |
Submitted by: BADABOO (3/16/12) report inappropriate |
This is RIDICULOUSLY good!!! Only thing that sucks is that it is pretty high in calorie for the serving size. BUT... totally worth it! |
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This dish was awesome! Fixed it tonight for dinner and my husband loved it as well. I used a jar of Hormel's 50 % less sodium bacon bits in place of the turkey bacon. It worked very well as a substitute. Will fix this on a regular basis!! |
Submitted by: PRETENDER73 (1/25/12) report inappropriate |
Great recipe. I used fat-free cream cheese and only 2/3 of the recommended bacon. When I make it again I'll use half the cheese and half the bacon. |
Submitted by: SIMPLERLIFE66 (1/28/11) report inappropriate |
This is one of our favorite recipe's. We started making it about a year ago when we were following a low carb diet. It is on our Thanksgiving menu this year. Love it! |
Submitted by: FISHFAN (11/22/10) report inappropriate |
This dish was A-W-E-S-O-M-E!! I used fat free cream cheese and 2%milk shredded sharp cheddar & I only had 8 slices turkey bacon leftover in fridge so thats all i used, then I sprinkled 2 TBSP real bacon bits on the top. Incredible!! (only 118cal/svg made this way) not including bacon bits though. |
Submitted by: IMDOINITNOW (6/8/10) report inappropriate |
Tasted awesome... the cream cheese, bacon, and cheddar worked perfectly together. I used regular bacon, but used about a half pound and reduced the sharp cheddar to 4 oz. My non-low carb friend also thought they were amazing! |
Submitted by: AWOLLENWEBER (4/16/10) report inappropriate |
I try to cook low carb meals and mostly it is meat and salads or stir fry. This is a fantastic change and tastes delicious too. So happy to add this to my favourites. Thank you so much for sharing. |
Submitted by: MARGARET0105 (4/11/10) report inappropriate |
This was extremely tasty! I didn't have bacon or butter but it was still delicious. Also I used fat free cheese and low fat cream cheese. I will definitely make this again!! |
Submitted by: VEGAS519 (4/2/10) report inappropriate |
Made this to bring with me for Thanksgiving, and it was a big hit! My only complaint was that it seemed a little salty. I used less than half of the bacon, but maybe with even less it would have been better. Also, I used Philadelphia Chive & Onion Cream Cheese with 1/3 less fat. Delicious! |
Submitted by: RLEASH (11/26/09) report inappropriate |
I just started to watch my Carb intake and needed something to fool my taste buds. This worked. It is GREAT and I will make it again. I might even take it with me to a Thanksgiving dinner and share that good for you doesn't have to taste bad. Thanks. |
Submitted by: ADCOLLINS (11/15/09) report inappropriate |
It was SO good - a great way to get our veggies in! Still a little fatty with all the cream cheese and butter, but definitely family-friendly and tasty. |
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