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Date: December 2, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Longboat Key officials are warning residents that a low-pressure system pushing across the Southeast United States today will bring numerous showers and thunderstorms to the island Wednesday afternoon. The storms are expected to continue through the weekend.
The peak time for hazardous weather anticipated for Longboat Key will be Wednesday evening through Thursday afternoon.
The most severe weather associated with this system, however, will be felt in the Tampa region and northward.
When traveling, residents should be aware of the potential for street flooding and flooding in low-lying areas. The higher-than-normal tides associated with a full moon will affect flooding conditions in low-lying areas of Longboat Key. The highest tides during this period will occur Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 11 p.m. and Thursday, Dec. 3, at 11:50 p.m.
Residents should monitor local weather stations for current storm and weather updates and be prepared to take appropriate protective measures in the event severe weather conditions develop.
Although the impacts to Longboat Key are anticipated to be less intense, island residents can anticipate hazardous weather in the form of:
• Heavy rainfall Wednesday evening through Friday of 1-3 inches, continuing through the weekend with rainfall totals up to 3-5 inches
• Potential for flooding in low-lying areas
• Higher than normal tides ranging from 1-3 feet
• Onshore winds of more than 25 knots, with gusts up to 35 knots
• More than 7-foot seas near shore
• High surf advisory
• Beach erosion
• Rip currents along the beach
• Small craft advisory in coastal waters
• Potential for tornadoes
Additional information will be posted to the Town's Web site, www.longboatkey.org, if conditions change.
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Two Austin police officers have been suspended from the force. One got in trouble for helping a man get around a protection order and the other got in trouble for posting sensitive police information on his Facebook site.
According to a police memorandum made public Tuesday, APD Detective Lawrence Davis has been suspended for 10 days for posting unauthorized pictures on his Facebook site. The pictures include a closed circuit TV monitor image of Davis in an interrogation room questioning a suspect, photos of crash scenes and interagency alerts regarding suspects on the run.
"It's not like he was posting everything that came up, but even if it was one, it is not appropriate to post that," said APD Commander Patrick Cochran
Davis is a Sex Crimes Detectives. Commander Cochran told FOX 7 that no images of victims were ever posted on Davis' Facebook site.
"He was showing it, kind of what you said, out of a day in the life of an officer, he also posted which would include pictures of collisions and stuff, there wasn't anybody in there, just the cars, but this is what I do, something like that," said Commander Cochran.
Police Commanders also announced the suspension of Sergeant Joseph Lucas. He is suspended for three days for allowing a man, with a Protective Order against him, to return to his home and retrieve personal items, including firearms.
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Walt Disney World will introduce new electronic bracelet system in spring 2013 that will guide visitors to attractions and allow them to pay electronically for individual charges; new system will also allow company to gain greater access to valuable customer information. MORE
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Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla, has more than doubled the size of its Fantasyland section to include attractions based on more recent Disney movies. MORE
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Walt Disney World reopens Country Bear Jamboree, corny Magic Kingdom revue that has been performed since 1971 until its closing in August, with a shortened program and with new fur styles for the animatronic animal stars; update is attempt by the theme park to keep this outdated but beloved show relevant to a younger generation while not angering hard-core fans. MORE
Jul. 22, 2012
Some adult travelers find that it is not necessary to see Disneyland with a child in order to appreciate it; high-end restaurants and entertainment can make the visit special for those without family in tow; nearly one-third of the people who attend Disney resorts in California and Florida are adults who come without children, a demographic so established there is an official name for them--'nonfamily guests'. MORE
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Bill under consideration in Florida that would allow the construction of three lavish resort casinos has pitted state lawmakers against Disney, state's most powerful company, which opposes the casinos' construction; Disney has long held that gambling would negatively affect the state's theme-park tourism. MORE
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Jets WR-KR Brad Smith, who also serves as the team's "Wildcat" quarterback, is set to be an unrestricted free agent. Despite his uncertain future with the team, Smith attended Mark Sanchez's "Jets West" camp in May and went to the team's player-organized three-day workouts earlier this month in New Jersey. "It was a little awkward, to be honest," Smith told PFW. "Most of the guys are under contract, then you have (Santonio) Holmes, Braylon (Edwards) and I. We worked hard, but you just don't know." Smith rushed for a career-high 299 yards in 2010 and returned two kickoffs for touchdowns. He gained 28.6 yards per kickoff return.
Holmes is likely the team's top priority among the three wideouts. Smith had only four catches in 2010 as he made his mark on special teams and in the "Wildcat." The Jets drafted WRs Jeremy Kerley and Scotty McKnight, a decision that Smith said did not make him concerned about his future.
"I love being a Jet because of my teammates. It's what makes it special for me," he said. "But as a football player in the interest of business, you have to be able to explore and see what may be best for you, and that's what we're going to do. We'll see if we'll be back with the Jets. I love being with them, but you never know."
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Jeanne Keefe recently noticed something wrong with her dog Scooter.
"We do go for a morning walk before I leave for work. It's about a 15 minute walk, and he just wasn't up for it," Keefe said. "He was kind of limping a tiny bit in the back end."
But by the time Jeanne got home from work at 6 o'clock, Scooter was much worse. She found him sprawled on the floor.
"The thing that struck me first was he had a treat next to him and anybody who knows Scooter, any food within his grasp he is after it," she says.
Jeanne rushed Scooter to the vet -- the diagnosis -- Lyme disease. She says she has found ticks on her pet in the past. He has even tested positive for being exposed to the Lyme bacteria. But it hasn't seemed to bother him until now.
Dr. Liz ALton is a vet with Green Mountain Animal Hospital, she says that is not usual.
"Just because you are Lyme positive does not mean you have Lyme disease you can be Lyme positive for a long time and never show signs of the disease," says Liz Alton with the Green Mountain Animal Hospital. "The most common signs we see in dogs would be down the line a little bit maybe pain, multiple joint pain, arthritis, swolen joints, shifting leg lameness, sore in front then sore in the back."
More serious symptoms can be seizers, kidney failure or heart failure.
The usual treatment is to put the dog on an antibiotics, but the problem with antibiotics, Alton says, is it is not known if it actually gets rid of the whole bacteria. Sometimes Lyme bacteria can go into hiding and then come back at a later time.
And while the state does not keep track of the number of dogs with lyme disease, Alton says 15 years ago Lyme disease was almost unheard of in Vermont, due a small population of the kinds of ticks that carry the bacteria. But that has changed.
"I think the trends that we are seeing over the last few years is that we see ticks being active almost all year round which people are surprised about," Alton says.
For dogs the best advice is to try and avoid tick bites by using a product that kill and repels ticks, but still, that is not a 100 percent guarantee.
As for Scooter, he is feeling better.
"He has just steadily gotten better, he can't go up stairs so well but he is doing almost everything he could within a few days of antibiotics treatment," Keefe says.
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Sir Ian McKellen backs campaign to save The Hobbit pub in Southampton
9:55am Thursday 15th March 2012 in Business By Arron Hendy
FILM star Ian Mckellen has joined a now 40,000 strong campaign backing the Hobbit pub in Southampton.
The actor has spoken out in support of the popular watering hole after a massive multi-national American company began a legal fight to force the boozer to change its name and theme.
Today's Daily Echo tells how fellow actor Stephen Fry came out in support of the internet campaign backing the pub in Bevois Valley Road.
And now his fellow actor on the Hobbit film currently being made in new Zealand has used Twitter and his own website to join the swell of support, calling the legal claim "unnecessary pettiness".
He wrote: "I haven't yet talked to Stephen Fry about his disapproval of this Hollywood bullying but I'm with him all the way.
"All the way to The Hobbit pub once filming is over in July."
The pub has been warned by the Saul Zaentz Company in America that it will face legal action if it does not drop all references to the works of author JRR Tolkien.
But the legendary 72-year-old actor and the other campaigners are arguing that a portrait of Gandalf, a main character in both The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings books and films, has hung outside the pub in Portswood for more than 20 years.


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6 Tips To Keep You From Committing Coupon Fraud
June 20, 2012 | Posted By: Shannen Bayless | Categorized in: Couponing
If youve watched closely on episodes of TLCs Extreme Couponing or if you read other popular blogs, youve probably noticed a lot of attention being drawn to coupon fraud. Whether its buying items you dont have the correct coupons for or using fake coupons to purchase items, its still wrong.
With so many coupons out there, how do you know if the ones youre clipping or printing are legitimate or not? And how can you as a coupon shopper protect yourself from unknowingly using fraudulent coupons?
Below is a list of things you should never do as a consumer according to the Coupon Information Corporation:
By photocopying coupons you are counterfeiting coupons. Even printable ones you find on the internet should never be photocopied.
Always use a coupon for the product it is intended for. If you use a coupon for something other than the product it was intended, you are committing fraud.
You could inadvertently be buying stolen or counterfeit coupons.
This is just plain wrong for any reason.
This is could be a violation of your carriers employment agreement.
The purpose of coupons is to give consumers a good deal on a product, not provide them with a way to make money! I personally dont think Id want to buy something that could have been sitting in some strangers basement for weeks or months!
The CIC has lots of information on their website regarding coupon fraud, including a list of fraudulent coupons that are in circulation right now. As a rule of thumb, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is!
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June 20, 2012 | Posted By: burkotron5k
So is this basically a how-to?
June 20, 2012 | Posted By: FrugalFreaky
While back a merchant withdrew a coupon and those that used legit coupons were accused of fraud because the coupon was rescinded due to it going out of scope of what maket it had intended. It wasn't a fraud coupon, It was just an uncontrolled marketing campaign. I take this post for it's worth of it's grain of salt.
June 20, 2012 | Posted By: FrugalFreaky
My comment was about source of info, not blogger.
June 20, 2012 | Posted By: FrugalFreaky
and buying an item from a stockpile is not fraud, just not profiteering for those that want to discourage it.
June 25, 2012 | Posted By: WorkerAnt
The purpose of coupon is to get the customer into the store. So what if coupon is sent to guy A and A give it to B whom went into the store, make the purchase and use the coupon? It's still a sell. There are many ways they can control the coupon, and the option to control it or not is up to them.
July 16, 2012 | Posted By: ilovetarget
So true that is not coupon fraud.Only cause u resell stuff from your stockpile. Your giving totally wrong info!!!!! About reselling your stockpile. If people want 2 buy from someone's stockpile they r not doing anything fraudulent about that.:P
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You read their articles, you watch and listen to their interviews, but often the personal opinions of the mixed martial arts (MMA) media get brushed over.
These media members have inside knowledge of the sport and a unique perspective of the fighters they have the privilege of interacting with. Before you place that bet in Vegas or with your friends, be sure to check out what those most educated about the sport have to say about the upcoming event.
Read as ten of the sport's writers and reporters break down and predict the UFC 157 Bantamweight championship main event of Ronda Rousey vs. Liz Carmouche.
Mike Bohn (MMA Mania): Death. Taxes. Rousey by first-round armbar.
Dave Doyle (MMA Fighting/SI.com): If Ronda Rousey really is the women's version of Royce Gracie, then Liz Carmouche is her Kimo Leopoldo. Rousey will win, and do so by armbar. But not before Carmouche, who's not going to be intimidated by her opponent or the spotlight, puts a scare into both Rousey and Dana White. Rousey via armbar, round two.
Damon Martin (Bleacher Report): I'm probably not going to be different from anybody else here but I'm picking Ronda Rousey to win by first round armbar. Liz Carmouche is a tough fighter, she's a Marine so of course she's tough. But this time around, she's the sacrificial lamb to the UFC gods who want to introduce Rousey to the world. Ronda Rousey wins again and then looks around for whose next
Chuck Mindenhall (ESPN): The one area that Carmouche has an advantage over Rousey is in the "what do I have to lose?" department. She can go in there and give it the old Marine try, throw some leather, try and to fiddle with Rousey's will. These are fun, optimistic things to mull. But even with all the pressure in the red corner it's hard to imagine Rousey slipping in her first big spot. Here's guessing we'll see more of the old "try and stop it" telegraphy -- a little mean-mugging, a little judo and a lot of agonizing armbar, with Carmouche shaking her head in bemused frustration at the end. Rousey via first-round submission.
Guilherme Cruz (Tatame): No need to talk too much about this one. Ronda takes Liz down and snaps another arm for her collection, keeping the hype alive in less than three minutes.
Jason Nawara (Middle Easy): No one in the world is giving Liz Carmouche a chance, which is partially why we have two predictions when we're used to having only one, but I think Carmouche has a better chance than the majority of Ronda's opponents of late. That doesn't mean I'm going to pick her to win the women's bantamweight title or anything, but I do think she will make it out of the first round, and she's technically the first women to ever step foot in the Octagon, so I consider those wins for her...Ronda Rousey wins via rear-naked choke in the second round.
Adam Martin (Sportsnet): Not much to say about this fight. It's a mismatch and it's going to end quickly and painfully for Liz Carmouche, who will tap out to a first-round armbar by Ronda Rousey. I respect Carmouche for stepping up and fighting Rousey when no one else wanted to, but this is just a bad matchup for her. I don't know if I've ever been more confident in picking a fight before in my life.
Jeremy Brand (MMA Sucka): Many people are counting Liz Carmouche out, but this is MMA folks. If she is able to get inside and land some of her big punches this fight could be a long one for Rousey. However, we haven't seen much of Rousey's stand-up, instead we have seen her infamous arm-bars. I believe this fight will make it past the first round, but Rousey will end up getting the big W somewhere in the 2nd or 3rd round.
Karim Zidan (The Flying Knee TO): When considering the possibilities in the UFC 157 main event, it is difficult not to picture Ronda Rousey dismantling yet another victim. Her near-flawless technique, experience and persistence have earned her first-round armbar wins in all of her amateur and professional bouts. Whilst Carmouche is by no means a stepping stone for the champ, I fail to see how she differs from any of Rousey's prior opponents. One should never rule out the possibility of an upset but with all things considered, it is highly unlikely. Rousey via 1st-Round Submission.
Ian Bain (MMA Opinion): I think Liz Carmouche is a half decent fighter, however she is fighting a female who in my opinion will become one of MMA's biggest stars. Carmouche would need to keep this fight standing to win and her striking isn't brilliant. Rousey meanwhile has shown no reason to doubt another first round armbar. At least Liz can say she fought in the first ever UFC female fight. My picks is Rousey armbar inside 2 minutes.
Media picking Ronda Rousey: Ten
Media picking Liz Carmouche: Zero
MMAmania.com will provide LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage of the entire card on fight night (Sat., Feb. 23, 2013), starting with the Facebook and FX Prelims, which are scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. ET, as well as the main card, which is slated to air at 10 p.m. ET on pay-per-view.
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The Dawson Community College admissions team will hold View Day November 11, 2013 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Once again the college is offering a Tuition Drawing for 2014-15. Those who enter must participate in View Day to win. (Drawing is for Fall/Spring tuition-in state value). The winner is announced at lunch on View Day.
Anyone curious about college transfer programs, degrees, or certificates should join us on-campus in Glendive. Prospective students can look forward to a day of discovery tailored to their interests and coordinated by the DCC admissions team. Get started by registering for View Day online at www.dawson.edu/future [4].
Campus View Day visits include, advice from the admissions team, parent and student information sessions, guided tours by student ambassadors, face time with faculty and coaches, a classroom experience, a tour of the DCC campus and lunch in the Jolly Roger Galley.
View Day is a FREE event, but you MUST register to attend. Contact DCC Student Services at 1-800-821-8320, ext. 9411, (local 406-377-3396) or online at www.dawson.edu/future [4] to register. Prospective students who are unable to attend View Day are always welcome to schedule a personal visit at a time that is convenient for them.
In addition to View Day activities on the 11th, DCC will host College Application Week November 11th through the 15th. The goal of College Application Week is to provide those interested in college the opportunity to apply to college for free.
The November View Day is also Veterans Day. DCC extends thanks to area veterans for their service and invites them to take advantage of View Day, the free application week and assistance from a college advisors. Whether you're a veteran or you're planning your transition to civilian life, DCC is committed to helping you achieve your educational goals. The Dawson Community College registrar is the certifying official that assists veterans with educational benefits provided under the Post 9/11 GI Bill, and other programs. Contact the registrar through the Student Services Office.
If finding money for college is a concern, these events are a good place to get financial aid forms and deadline information needed for a smooth start to college. It can take up to 6 weeks for financial aid applications to be processed. Submitting applications promptly is advised.
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The cool thing about this piece is that it is larger. Approx 1.5inches wide, by 1.5 tall, plus the .5 inch bail. (3.5cmx3.5cm + 1.5cm bail).
It is well cast, and does not look cheap. I was surprised how nicely made, including the back not looking shabby (it has the indented silhouette of the figure).
Has great presence. The rubber chain is longer, it is true, but it balances the weight/larger size. The clasp & extra chain is the same color as the pendant.
For this price, go for it!
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Bigger than the ad indicates.. Too big for a necklace for me, I am returning it. The detail is good just not something I could wear. The included rope is very long.. If you are interested in a long piece on a long chain this might work for you.. (Posted on 4/24/11)
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Manny Ramirez recently worked out for the Oakland A's in Florida, sources tell MLB.com's Jane Lee. The A's are reported to have a strong interest in signing the free agent slugger to a one-year deal worth slightly more than the league minimum of $480,000, according to the Associated Press.
If he signs, Ramirez wouldn't be eligible to play for the A's until at least May 30, as he still needs to serve a 50-game suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy. He tested positive for a banned substance five games into the 2011 season after signing with the Tampa Bay Rays. He opted to retire rather than serve a 100-game suspension, which Major League Baseball eventually reduced by half.
Ramirez, who turns 40 years old in May, hasn't played more than 104 games in a season since 2008. He split the 2010 season between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox, hitting a combined .298 (.409 OBP, .460 SLG) with nine home runs and 42 RBI in 265 at-bats over 90 games. The A's would most likely use him as a designated hitter. The A's finished 2011 ranked No. 12 in runs scored and home runs out of 14 American League teams.


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Ask Paul returns to address relevant issues like Fukudome's slump, instant replay, and whether Zambrano and Edmonds are best buddies:
Paul, I know all of these teams will be tough to beat in the playoffs but how would you rank the following teams from toughest to easiest: Mets, Phillies, Dodgers, D'backs, Cardinals, Brewers. --Jose, Cincinnati
the Cubs would have to face Brandon Webb, Dan Haren and Randy Johnson, who has never lost to them in his career. Other than Johan Santana, the Mets starters aren't that imposing. Cubs and Brewers are easily the class of the National League and should probably meet in the NLCS.
Hey, Paul, with a dearth of obvious MVP candidates, what do you think of Mark DeRosa? I know it's a long shot, but his versatility has been invaluable to the Cubs. --David W., Houston
DeRosa is not an MVP, unless you define the "V" as versatile instead of valuable. He's certainly a valuable part of the Cubs, but the voting criteria suggests the MVP should be one of the league leaders in at least one or two key categories. DeRosa is a good hitter and very versatile, obviously, but he's not in that stratosphere.
Paul, with Jim Edmonds and Reed Johnson covering center field so well, do you see Felix Pie being called up in September? --Andrew Mitchell, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Yes, Felix Pie deserves a call-up and should get one, if only to use him in a double switch for late inning defense, moving Reed Johnson from center to left for Soriano, whose defense has been shaky for whatever reason. I doubt Lou would actually do that, but he should consider it after watching Soriano lose focus in Pittsburgh this week.
Hey, Paul, in your last mailbag, you said you thought that when Lou retires, Alan Trammell would be the frontrunner with Pat Listach a distant second. What about Bob Brenly? He's great in the booth but eventually he's gonna want to come back to the field, right? Plus, that would leave the color commentary spot open and I think Len Kasper would sound great next to the genius that is Steve Stone! --Sonny Dyon, Clermont, Fla.
Brenly would be a good choice, but I don't think the Cubs would go in that direction, and he's doing a great job in the booth anyway. Not sure Steve Stone wants to come back for a third time, since he's found a good home on the South Side and Sox fans like his commentary.
When can teams call up players to add to their roster? Besides Micah Hoffpauir, whom do you think the Cubs will call up and will anyone stay for longer than a cup of coffee? --Eric in Arkansas, Benton, Ark.
Just speculating, Kevin Hart, Angel Guzman, Pie, Koyie Hill, Michael Wuertz, along with Hoffpauir. And Jon Lieber gets back from rehab, so he will join the mix.
How many years have you been covering the Cubs as a beat writer? --Jack. L. Allen, Bedford, Ind.
Nine years overall, but that's 27 years in Cub-years.
With Kosuke Fukudome's slumping bat (.268), why doesn't Lou Piniella play Reed Johnson (.314) every day and platoon Fukudome with Edmonds? Johnson can move back and forth between center and right field depending on the platoon. That way the defense stays strong and we have a better bat in the line-up with Johnson. --Steve Anderson, San Antonio
The Cubs invested too much money ($48 million) in Fukudome to platoon him with Reed Johnson, though Reed does deserve more playing time. It's a tough decision because you have three more years of Fukudome and you don't want to lose him this early in his contract. It's not as though he's hitting .200. He's struggling, but his glove and arm are still sound.
I remember reading early in spring training that there was going to be a film crew following the Cubs this year filming a documentary around the 100 year "thing." Is there really a film crew documenting the season? --Scott W., Westchester, Ill.
There was a film crew in spring training, but I haven't seen them since. They were not documenting the season on a daily basis, so I'm not sure what they're up to. I'm sure as we get into September they will return to chronicle the big-bang ending.
Rich Harden is signed for 2009, correct? Do you think the Cubs will try to sign him long term or let him go with his injury prone past? --Eric H., Charlotte, N.C.
Yes, the Cubs will have Harden back in '09, but they will probably wait a while before offering him a multi-year contract because of obvious concerns about his durability, plus the uncertainty over the team's ownership. He needs to prove he can stay healthy for more than one season.


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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSPre-Super Bowl Party Raises Funds For Make-A-Wish
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Reported: Feb. 1, 2014 10:25 PM EST
Updated: Feb. 1, 2014 11:33 PM EST
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Kera Mashek) -- A fundraiser was held at the Beni Kedem temple in Charleston Saturday, and it also served as a pre- Super Bowl party.
Hundreds came out to party with tailgate food and live music.
But they were also there to support local children who have life-threatening illnesses.
The Make-a- Wish foundation held the annual event to raise money that goes towards granting wishes for those kids.
One volunteer said the event is vital to the families going through these difficult situations.
"My son was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 23 months," volunteer Princess Young said. "When he was three years old, he had his wish granted, and I've been volunteering for them ever since. I felt like I needed to pay it forward."
A group of St. Albans High School students volunteered to cater the event, which saved organizers thousands of dollars- even more money that will now go to the children.
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Artisanal Fromagerie Bistro & Wine Bar Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(212) 725-8585
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday
Dining Room: 11:45 am - 2:45 pm
Wine Bar: 11:45 am - 5:00
BRUNCH: Sunday, 10:30am - 3:45pm
BRUNCH: Saturday 11:00am - 3:45pm
Monday - Wednesday, 5pm - 9:45pm
Thursday - Saturday, 5pm - 10:45 pm
Sunday, 5pm - 8:45 pm
Monday - Wednesday, till 11:00pm
Thursday - Saturday, till midnight
Sunday, till 10:00pm
Monday - Friday, 11:45 am - 11:00pm
Saturday, 11:00 am - 11:00pm
Sunday, 10:30am - 10:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
French, Fondue
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
With Artisanal's Event Planning, Consultation and Catering Services you'll surprise your guests with an Artisanal experience at home, the office or in our very own dining room; food and beverage consultants will help you with menu planning, cheese and pairing selections; catering and staffing. Please call (212)725-8585 or email our Event Planner at email@example.com for more information.
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Getting there
Cross Street:
32nd Street between Park and Madison
Public Transit:
6, N, Q, W, R Trains to 34th Street
Street Parking
Parking Details:
Street parking is possible after 6pm -ALSO- indoor parking is available at Icon Parking 475 Park Avenue South ( 32nd btwn. Park and Lexington Avenues) Tel (212)684-8352
A word from Artisanal Fromagerie Bistro & Wine Bar
Artisanal Fromagerie, Bistro and Wine Bar showcases the formidable creativity and passion of Chef-Proprietor Terrance Brennan who adds playful twists to classic French bistro dishes. Selecting only premium ingredients, Brennan's commitment to the use of artisanal, sustainable and organic products
is evident in the quality of each dish. Recalling a bustling Parisian bistro, Artisanal's handsome Art Deco interior offers the sophisticated French specialties one might expect in Paris. As the name implies, Artisanal features a scrumptious selection of 250 hand-crafted cheeses from around the world. In the back of the dining room is the cheese cave, a temperature and humidity controlled room, where a number of the world's finest artisanally-made cheeses are aged to optimum ripeness and peak flavor. Adjacent to the dining room is the wine bar, which boosts 75 wines by the glass.
Diner Reviews
The star of the show here is the
cheese. The wine choices are quite good as well. We shared a delicious fondue as our first course. Two entrees to follow seemed like too much, so we shared one Poulet de Sel. Our waiter was completely amenable and un-condescending about this, and even plated it beautifully into two servings. It was superb."
Dined on 8/26/2014
I've gone to Artisanal for years
and it always was reasonably priced good French bistro fare similar to Les Halles. Not anymore. Apparently there is a new owner who increased prices by 25% or more. For example, oysters @ $5 each or 1/2 dozen for $27.50, $22 martinis (without service in an individual shaker), $15 Bibb salad and for the most ridiculous - $51 for osso buco. I admit the chicken under a brick was good even at $34 and our waiter was attentive although the wait for drinks could not be explained. The only thing reminiscent of the old Artisanal is the funky cheese smell. It's now a tourist venue for those who don't know better and are looking for dinner in the hip Flatiron North area. Too bad."
Dined on 8/23/2014
The onion soup was hearty and
delicious, and the caprese sandwich was surprisingly good since I was expecting a cold sandwich, not, hot. Tarte Tatin was excellent."
Dined on 8/23/2014
Clients loved the NYC dining
experience that was something other than a traditional steak house. The Sinful Experience and Feisty Redheads wine and cheese pairings blew them away. Heading back next week for brunch with my daughter."
Dined on 8/20/2014
WHen Artisanal was new on the
scene it was a special date night place for us. Now my office is in the area and it's become a trusted spot for business or celebratory lunches. The high standards are always consistent. Never had a bad meal or bad experience there. Sometimes when it's super busy it is too noisy - but most of the time they spread people out enough to keep it mostly pleasant."
Dined on 8/20/2014
Delightful, no rush, friendly,
great food The best cheese selection to end a great meal"
Dined on 8/19/2014
We had loved this restaruant
before we left the city. Now we find the prices really out of line, the menu confusing and the service, the night we revisited, amatuerish. Too bad. the food and cheese are still very good."
Dined on 8/18/2014
truly a great find in NYC if you
are a cheese lover. Our group could have just had cheese plates and been happy, but the entrees were delicious as well."
Dined on 8/17/2014
My third visit over several years,
and it continues to be a "must visit" restaurant when I am in NY. The steak frites are always a great choice, but the daily specials should not be missed. One of our party had the lamb shank and raved about it. And the service was perfect, always close by and responsive, without hovering. And don't miss the cheese."
Dined on 8/16/2014
Great fondue here. We come
specifically for it. Also the bernaise sauce with the steak is uhhh-maze"
Dined on 8/15/2014
Glad to have gone there once to
see what it was like, but wouldn't need to go again. Would shop for cheese there, though! Kind & knowledgeable cheesemongers."
Dined on 8/15/2014
We had a great time trying
Artisanal's Restaurant Week menu. Each course was absolutely lovely. And the vegetarian options were among the best on the menu!"
Dined on 8/14/2014
Everything was delicious and the
service was great, as usual. These waiters don't rush you out the door. Wonderful time!"
Dined on 8/13/2014
I have been going here regularly
for some time. I ate there twice this week. Service both times was painfully slow. What's going on?"
Dined on 8/13/2014
The service was good, the ambiance
is very nice and the food was great, but it was a summer day and it was a bit uncomfortable. No air conditioning, so it was quite warm in the restaurant and VERY hot in the restrooms. My guest indicated that the men's room was like a sauna. Although the doors were open and there were a number of overhead ceiling fans, it would have been better if there were also some air conditioning running."
Dined on 8/12/2014
There was 1 waiter (+0 runners
assisting) serving the entire restaurant, and while knowledgeable + very professional, he (admittedly!) couldn't provide good service. It took 15+ minutes for wine orders, we sat w/ empty glasses for much of the time, water + bread wasn't refilled fast, dishes were waiting at the cheese/charcuterie station 10+ mins before pickup, finally bill took long time to come, and came to $180 for an average cheese & charcuterie plate, the 2nd cheapest bottle of champagne on the menu, sorbet, and miniscule watermelon salad. I would have rather eaten at home. I guess I made the same mistake twice because a few years ago I came here and my food literally never arrived after the kitchen had already ran out of 2 items."
Dined on 8/11/2014
Artisanal is a great place to eat
any time of the day. My wife and I usually go to Artisanal on Sunday's because there is more parking available. Our favorite is their french onion soup, which is made the way is should be made, with authentic cheeses. Everything we have tried there is great and the service is great as well. My wife and will be eating at Artisanal until the end of time."
Dined on 8/10/2014
Cheese selection is great,
remainder of food was inconsistent. Wine list was out of date; food came to the table prepared incorrectly. Expensive and unsatisfying."
Dined on 8/7/2014
My partner and I visited Artisanal
Fromagerie as we found their Restaurant Week menu intriguing, and discovered that the food lived up to the menu descriptions and more. We have friends who are particularly enamored of cheeses - we will have to go back for fondue and cheese and charcuterie plates there."
Dined on 8/7/2014
We had an all- wine and cheese
dinner. Fantastic cheese selection, superb quality and great recommendation for choosing. Highly recommended if you are a cheese lover."
Dined on 8/6/2014
were a little bit disappointed by
the Artisanal. food generally good, but very small portions which for the amount of food you get certainly are overprized."
Dined on 8/6/2014
The food was good, but was not up
to it's price point. The service from beginning to end was just awful. Servers were frantic, did not listen, took forever to return with a request. The restaurant did not appear to be understaffed, but rather not trained. Not something a customer should have to put up with when being charged these prices. Won't recommend it and won't be back."
Dined on 8/5/2014
I eat here once a year or so and I
and my guests have always liked the "bounce" and feel of the place. Earlier this week I took three out-of-towners to a somewhat disappointing experience. If you decide to go, make a reservation in person and ask specifically if the air conditioner is working -- unpleasant, too-warm climate (which has already been noted in recent reviews - I ignored them figuring it takes, what, a day, for a place like that to get the A/C fixed). Food took waaay too long to arrive -- nearly an hour for the salads. The polite waiter said something like "when the head chef's not there, it gets slow." Overall the evening wasn't worth the $90 per person (trout almondine for me, nice wine) we paid."
Dined on 8/5/2014
Always a great meal - lunch,
brunch, dinner all terrific. Book early for special occasions - always fun!"
Dined on 8/5/2014
Although Cheese was a dessert
option on their Restaurant Week Menu, it was not advertised as a $7 supplement. You only found out the bad news when you said "Cheese," to the waitress. I didn't like the taste of the Skate and the Chicken entree had the consistency of cardboard. The room was very noisy, and because the A/C was poor I had to change tables three times to find one that was tolerable. Not a good experience."
Dined on 8/5/2014
reasonable prices for gourmet food
and pleasant charming atmosphere. it's not romantic per se, rather it is convival and nicely straddles the line between casual and chic"
Dined on 8/4/2014
Took half an hour before we were
waited on after being seated. No apology, just threw 4 pieces of marble sized cheese bread at us for waiting so long. Soup du jour was a chilled vegetable soup, the best thing that was served that night. Chicken was dry and one piece was still a bit raw in the middle. The waiter was disinterested and dismissive. Granted we were a bit younger than the other diners(21-22 and dressed appropriately for the restaurant's setting); the service was wildly subpar. Brings to mind some flawed logic: younger people will tip less so lets give them bad service so they tip even less. It was demeaning and insulting. It doesnt take much to keep customers from feeling neglected-this low standard was not even met."
Dined on 8/4/2014
Always reliable, wide selection
and excellent service. However beware Restaurant Week 2014, there is a cheese dessert option for which no surcharge on website nor printed menu. Yet in person we were advised it additional $7.00. For the small amount we received this was truly an overstep or at least be upfront and say so before the fact."
Dined on 8/4/2014
I have eaten at this restaurant on
a number of occasions and was surprised to learn that my parents who went for restaurant week lunch on Sunday had such a terrible experience. The waitress was clueless. First, she said there was only brunch available. Then she conceded there was a lunch menu and then realized that yes, there is a restaurant week menu. Then when she delivered the bill it was for $98. After she was reminded that the bill was supposed to reflect restaurant week prices she prepared the correct bill. Unbelieveable."
Dined on 8/3/2014
The Gougeres are so good! Would
like to have tons if possible lol. The main dishes are pretty nice too. Just wish I could have deserts (was too full). Would like to try onion soup and fondue next time!"
Dined on 8/3/2014
It was delicious! And the staff
was very friendly and helpful! Would go there again!"
Dined on 8/2/2014
Returned to Artisinal after
receiving a gift certificate. The gift certificate was given because my husband and I loved it the first time we ate there and highly recommended it. This second time was a huge disappointment. Service was good but the food was awful. Our entrees came out so quickly after we ordered. My fish was barely lukewarm and dry. My husband ordered a rare steak that was served medium. I've heard Saturday nights should be avoided for dinner as restaurants believe they are catering to out of towners. It may explain why Artisinal was so awful this past Saturday. I guess we should have let the chef know we live a few blocks away. I won't be recommending it again and, in fact, will warn people to stay away."
Dined on 8/2/2014
Been here many times, but will not
return for quite some time...if at all. First they could not find my reservation, which was confirmed by opentable.. They said they would seat us anyway. Gee thanks! Our group were guinea pigs for some new staff being trained by a waiter who was not very professional himself, as he lost his cool several times with the staff in close earshot of our group. The seafood was not very fresh, and the mussels were obviously previously frozen because they were not yet fully thawed. Several items were also missing from the menu.I am not one who enjoys writing negatively about anyone's business, but Artisanal needs to get with the program. Very disappointed."
Dined on 8/2/2014
I suggested more several salads,
with fruits, seeds and vegetables."
Dined on 8/2/2014
We've eaten at Artisanal many
times, when visiting NYC. This visit was not the best. The gougères were not stale, but were not fresh from the oven either! My wife's main course arrived first while I had to wait a few miniutes for my cheese flight. The waiter commented that the accompying wines were "being poured", but they did not arrive untill several minutes later, by which time I had finished the first cheese. He made no effort to indicate which wines matched which cheese. We'll try Artininal on our next visit, as we won't let one bad waiter spoil our impression of an otherwise good venue. We did visit the cheese counter to stock up on cheeses to take home. The two staff at the counter were extremey helpful and very knowlegeable."
Dined on 8/2/2014
I know wine and cheese can be
pricey, but it was surprisingly more expensive than we expected."
Dined on 8/1/2014
Many restuarants skimp on the
choices and portions during restuarant week. But not your establishment. The dinner prix fixe menu was an excellent representative sample of your full menu with perfect portions. Out of my party of four, 2 of us ordered the prix fixe menu; the other 2 ordered from your full menu. We were all extremely happy with the taste of our food and the service of your staff. Thank you for a great dining experience."
Dined on 8/1/2014
The onion soup was wonderful, and
the croque monsieur and salad hit the spot. It remains one of my favorite restaurants."
Dined on 8/1/2014
We ate here for lunch during
resteraunt week. It was simply spectacular. Although we had to ask for the prefix, the server brought it promptly without hesitation. The food was absolutely amazing! Penne and Creme brûlée with berries and Cinnamon are so great! My server was wonderfully pleasant and attentive. I would definitely return. Their regular menu prices are high but that it what you pay for good service and food in New York. We loved this place it was a perfect choice!"
Dined on 8/1/2014
The food was not exceptional but
it was good, especially the salmon and skate. However, for a restaurant that prides itself on artisan cheeses, the cheese plate (served with a supplementary $7 over the lunch prix fixe) was meager, of mediocre quality and had no comfit or any other garnish which traditionally would accompany cheese plates. The service was outstanding--friendly, attentive and not obtrusive."
Dined on 7/31/2014
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Obama's healthcare: You can keep the change!
Original post made by Keep the Change on Jun 17, 2009
Obama wants to have our healthcare like Canada's and England's.
In England anyone over 59 cannot receive heart repairs or stents or bypass because it is not covered as being too expensive and not needed.
Looks like Obama is sure keeping his word ****CHANGES. We better have our funerals paid up, may be needing it sooner rather than later with no doctors on our side to keep us healthy. What will this world be like in another 20 YEARS WHEN OUR KIDS ARE READY FOR RETIREMENT?
Most of you know by now that the Senate version (at least) of the "stimulus" bill includes provisions for extensive rationing of health care for senior citizens.. The author of this part of the bill, former senator and tax evader, Tom Daschle was credited recently by Bloomberg with the following statement.
Bloomberg: Daschle says "health-care reform will not be pain free. Seniors should be more accepting of the conditions that come with age instead of treating them."
If this does not sufficiently raise your ire, just remember that Senators and Congressmen have their own healthcare plan that is first dollar or very low co-pay which they are guaranteed the remainder of their lives and are not subject to this new law if it passes.
We have an election coming up in one year and nine months. We have
the ability to address and reverse the dangerous direction the Obama administration and it allies have begun and in the interim, we can make their lives miserable.
on Jun 17, 2009 at 11:11 am
This was posted earlier and I thought it interesting.
"I have been following this debate over national healthcare and the more I learn about it the more I do not believe it makes sense and I believe there has to be another motivator going on here. Even though they can walk into any hospital or clinic and not be turned away for care the Obama administration says there are 45,000,000 uninsured and the cost to insure these people runs from 1.7 trillion to 4 trillion. This morning I was watching the sub committee meeting and these numbers came out. Of the supposed 45,000,000 uninsured, 11,300,000 are already eligible under programs already funded, 9,700,000 are illegal aliens, and another 11,000,000 make over $75,000 dollars per year. This means that out of a population of over 300,000,000 people we are going to pay between 1.7 and 4 trillion to insure maybe 14,000,000? The real interesting feature aside from the economics is that the people currently being covered by private insurance will be endangered by the government undercutting pricing and creating a situation where private insurance carriers cannot be competitive."
In addition, I found out that our elected officials in Washington will not be part of this program as they have special insurance and are offered 15 different free plans.
on Jun 17, 2009 at 11:45 am
More right-wing garbage on the TownSquare Forum. Will it ever end?
on Jun 17, 2009 at 12:18 pm
Jake, Why is it garbage? It's easy to make a statement like that, particularly if you walk away and don't explain it. Is that the left-wing liberal way of doing things? No reason or rational explanation?


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Twin investigations led to the arrest of a Phoenix body shop owner on suspicion of identity theft and staging hit-and-run accidents to collect insurance benefits.
Hugo Alejandro Mejia-Regalado was charged on Sept. 16 with several felonies involving fraud schemes, insurance fraud, forgeries, theft and aggravated identity theft.
Agents with the Arizona Department of Insurance, assisted by the Phoenix Police Department and agents with the National Insurance Crime Bureau, executed search warrants on X Auto Body Shop at 1540 West Broadway Rd. in Phoenix and his home in northwest Phoenix.
Investigators said they discovered auto policies had been taken out on different vehicles in fraudulent names using of fake Mexico driver's licenses.
Within a couple weeks, the vehicles were involved in hit-and-run accidents, which investigators believe were staged.
The false names were also used to obtain Arizona motor vehicle titles just prior to the policies being taken out, said the Arizona Department of Insurance.
Numerous other claims are still under investigation.
Mejia-Regalado was booked into the Maricopa County Jail. He is also incarcerated on a dederal immigration hold.
People who suspect insurance fraud are encouraged to call the Fraud Unit of the Arizona Department of Insurance at 602-364-2140.
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McDonald is currently starring as Billie Holiday in the revival of Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, for which she won her record-breaking sixth Tony Award. She currently holds the record for the most competitive Tony Awards won of any performer in Broadway history and is the first performer to win a Tony Award in all four cateogries.
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Darton officials held a luncheon for community leaders Friday to convince them to invest in the school.
It costs approximately $300,000 to add a new baccalaureate degree program.
Darton leaders say they can't rely solely on funding from tuition and the state to expand, so they're asking the community for help.
They say it's an investment that will help the economy.
"The ultimate prize, our reward for this is the economic impact that it will have, if we can grow Darton College to even come close to the size, of say a Georgia Southern, what a great economic impact that will have for Albany and the surrounding areas," said Glenn Tennyson, Darton College Foundation Chairman.
Right now, Darton only offers one 4 year degree in nursing.
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Odom appears to be in the shower as he raps with his friend. His friend says, "You know what it is / We the QU [Queens] pimps / Ask any of these shorties / We ran through their cribs."
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Cincinnati Reds right fielder Jay Bruce won his second straight Silver Slugger Award on Wednesday evening.
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This season, Bruce led all MLB right fielders in homeruns, RBIs, doubles and extra-base hits. He also led the club in total bases,
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By: Cole Miller
In the dead of winter, a tanning bed may be the closest thing you can get to summer-like weather. But should we regulate who can use them? Omaha senator Jeremy Nordquist wants a ban that would prohibit anyone under the age of 18 from 'warming up' with UV light bulbs.
"A study of young people calculated that 3 out of 4 melanomas under age 30 were directly caused by indoor tanning," Dr. David Watts said. "In simple terms, the more indoor tanning or the younger the person, the higher the risk."
Dermatologists, professors and skin cancer survivors, like 26-year-old Jessica Guerrero, agree.
"What's stopping you from supporting this bill?" Guerrero asked. "and I just have to ask, how many more young people are we going to let this affect before we take a stand against it?"
"It will be 5 years next month since my last surgery. I'm optimistic that this time I'll make the 5 year mark," Teresa Roddy, a skin cancer survivor said.
But what about those who make their living in this business?
"In the past 3 years, 48% of Nebraska tanning salons have closed. My company could be next if more legislation assaults us this way," Heather Almond of Ashley Lynn's Tanning said.
Many salon owners say they already regulate who can come in and ask for parental consent, even though Nebraska law doesn't require it.
"The difference in this bill is it not only implies that we, as professional salons, are acting irresponsibly, but Nebraska parents are unable to parent responsibly," Max Tan owner Michelle Grubbs said.
Nordquist has said that he would work with tanning companies to find common ground. The committee took no immediate action on the bill Friday.
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