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The Blue House on Skaneateles Lake in Skaneateles
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Glen Haven
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
This comfortable lake house/cottage sits right on Skaneateles Lake with 100 front feet on the lake.
It has a covered boathouse just waiting for your boat that you can launch at the end of the lake. It has a paddle boat, picnic table, chairs and gas grill on the lawn. There is a closed in and gated deck on the front of the cottage that is perfect if you have toddlers.
There is a huge sandbox and toys and a new firepit for roasting marshmallows.
It has been totally updated with new stove, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, coffee maker and other kitchen appliances. It has beautiful wood floors and old knotty pine paneling. Lots of eating space, with an "eat in" kitchen and table that seats 6. The big family room has a 2nd dining room table that seats six also.
The family room also includes a big flat screen TV, DVD player and HIGH SPEED INTERNET ACCESS via WIFI router. It has a brand new washer & dryer.
With screen doors and wonderful picture windows all across the front upstairs and downstairs, you have views that will live in your memories forever!
It has 3 spacious bedrooms, and 2 full bathrooms. There is gas heat if you have an occasion at night to take the chill off. (Email for more photos)
All bed linens and towels are provided.
NO PETS ARE ALLOWED and this is a COMPLETELY NON SMOKING HOUSE.
Daily rates are available for September
Weekly rates from June through September (Rental weeks rent from Sunday to Sunday.) Check in is at 3:00 p.m. and check out is Noon.
Weekly rates range from $1,900.00 to 2,100.00 for 2014 (Initial Deposit is $750.00) There is also a cleaning service fee of $100.00.
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Sue Rudolph 407 647 2078
house rental amenities
There are games and other equipment in the cottage. Towels, sheets, all kitchen equipment are included. Paddle Boat, Chairs, Picnic Table, Gas Grill and some toys are provided for your use. There are fishing poles and water toys.
activities and attractions in Skaneateles Finger Lakes
Just 2 miles from the cottage is the famous Carpenter's Water Falls. A wonderful place to hike and swim in the creek, This picturesque spot is a photographers dream! A great place for a picnic!
The Glen Haven Hotel Restaurant is about 1 1/2 miles, offering fine dining with a well stocked bar. You can even go by boat, and use the restaurant dock for free.
There are many places to pick your own produce, strawberries, blueberries, etc.
You can fish right off the dock or from your boat. Many 2 to 3 pound Large mouth bass have been caught fishing right from the dock.
Fossils from the Devonian Era (250 million years ago) are embedded in the banks directly across the lake from the cottage. You can dig one out as a souvenier.
Of course the charming town of Skaneateles is just 10 to 15 minutes away with wonderful boutiques, and dozens of restaurants. You can take your boat to Skaneateles, tie up at the city docks and spend the day shopping and eating and then cruising back to the cottage. Also an easy drive by car, with views that will take your breath away!
The U.S. Mailboat delivers the mail every day to the house next door, the mailboat has been doing this since the early 1800's. There are only 2 lakes in the United States left where the mail is delivered by boat and Skaneateles is one of them. You can send a letter that you write, out on the mailboat.
The Glen Haven Historical Society is housed in a 100 year old one room school house just a mile away. They have interesting programs all summer long, and a play ground and tours of the school all summer.
vacation rental rates
The cottage is rented by the week. CHECK IN IS EACH SUNDAY AT 3:00 - CHECK OUT IS EACH SUNDAY AT NOON.
June and September (after Labor Day) is 1,900.00 per week
4th of July week - 2,200.00
The rest of July and August is 2,100.00 per week
Sue Rudolph 407 647 2078
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in Skaneateles
- Swim, Relax, Eat local produce
- Fish, Water Ski, Canoe, Relax
- Shop the boutiques, Antique shops
- Eat at the many fine restaurants
- Hike, Walk, Commune with Nature
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The Cliff at Cupecoy ~ 2 Bedroom in St Martin/Maarten in St Martin/Maarten
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2½
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,100 - $ 4,500 / week
$ 5,000 - $ 10,000 / month
vacation rental description
St Maarten ocean front 2 Bedroom 3 1/2 Bathroom suite
The suite extends from the front to the back of the building guaranteeing spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea.
Bedrooms have a king and queen beds, air conditioned, ceiling fan, closets, private balcony, Internet and One of the bedrooms has a flat screen TV. A full bathroom with travertine countertop, a shower/whirlpool tub combination in the master, shower with jets in the guest bedroom and hair dryer. Living room sofa pulls out into a queen bed. Bath and beach towels are provided for your convenience. We own one Cots at no charge, There are cribs available at an additional charge.
The over-sized living and dining both have travertine floors, full panoramic Caribbean Sea views and access to a private balcony with furnishing for relaxing or dining. Powder room/Bath room. They air conditioned, with fans, flat screen TV, Internet, and Fax.
Kitchen includes fully equipped kitchens with granite top counters, stainless steel KitchenAid appliances including double door refrigerator, micro-wave and oven combo, electric cook top, lighted hood, garbage disposal and garbage compactor, double toaster, multi-purpose coffee machine, blender and all necessary utensils for preparing a gourmet meal.
There is a separate laundry room with a stackable washer and dryer, laundry tub, iron and ironing board.
No pets without prior written consent. Building is smoke free – no smoking in suites.
There are four elevators in the building which service a maximum of two suites per floor to ensure privacy.
Rates May Vary and are Negotiable
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Limor Ziarno 9175330301
condo rental amenities
- Concierge located in the lobby for assistance in arranging daily and nightly activities.
- Daily housekeeping and laundry service is provided (additional charge)
- Cliff bath and beach towels are provided for your convenience.
- Live-in manager.
- Grand 3000 ft² multi-storied lobby for your relaxing pleasure.
- Beach front with direct access to secluded sandy beach.
- Fully equipped fitness center with Caribbean views
- Two lane 25 meter indoor lap pool
- 2 steam and saunas
- 2 hot tubs
- Large sculptured outdoor pool
- Lighted tennis court
- First full-service Christian Dior Spa
- Full time security
- On site, gated, secured parking
Pool and Beach Access
The Cliff is located directly on The Cliffs of Cupecoy beach with only a few steps to navigate down to the pristine white sand and calm sapphire waters of the Caribbean Sea.
The large sculptured pool (children friendly) is completely glass tiled. The pool is situated directly above the ocean and enjoys the panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea, Saba, St. Eustatius (Statia) and St. Kitts and the Caribbean sunsets. Lounge chairs and umbrellas are provided for your relaxing pleasure. Our lush landscaping and tropical gardens complete the circle.
activities and attractions in St Martin/Maarten Caribbean
Surrounded by magnificent beaches, a golf course, sailing, fishing, scuba diving, wind surfing, fantastic dining & night life, day trips to Anguilla or St. Barts.
Philipsburg is famous for its duty-free shopping, St Maarten/St Martin being the only truly duty and tax free island in the Caribbean.
The infamous Cliffhanger Beach Bar is half way down the stairs between The Cliff and Cupecoy beach (decisions, decisions!), serving drinks and food throughout the day. Swim on the beach, relax by the pool, or stay in and watch TV in air-conditioned comfort. The choice is yours!
Local restaurants:
Right across the road from The Cliff we have some of the finest restaurants on the island like, Temptation (nouveau Caribbean), Rare (steak), Le Montmartre (Parisian brasserie), La Gondola (Italian) as well as Atlantis Casino and the infamous Cliffhanger Beach Bar (half way down the stairs to the beach)
Do the round the island Rhino Safari. Race wet bikes at La Samanna. Zip-line through the tree tops at Lotterie Farm. Spend endless days sailing, or go on snorkeling expeditions. Explore ship-wrecks. Spend a day in St. Barts or Anguilla. Rent a Harley. Play golf. Do nothing.
Night Life:
Cheri's Bar and Tantra are in Maho, walking (staggering) distance away is Bliss a major dance venue. There is the Red Piano in Simpson Bay or go for live music, a bonfire and great drinks on Friar's Beach. There are also nine casinos open 24/7.
vacation rental rates
Rates in USD, No Minimum stay required.
Rates are Negotiable, Additional Charge for housekeeping
Limor Ziarno 9175330301
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in St Martin/Maarten
- Explore 37 different beaches
- More than 400 restaurants
- Take a sun-set cruise
- Finest duty-free shopping
- Dior Spa on property
Top things to do on a budget
- Have cocktails on the balcony overlooking the Caribbean
- Duty-free islands makes St Maarten good value
- Fully equiped kitchen for home cooked meals
- Bring your own Tennis equipment
- Bring your own Snorkling gear
Top things to do with a family
- Eat BBQ ribs on the beach from a local beach bar
- Our kids love the short boat ride to PInel Island
- Rhino Riders, a glass bottom boat tournd other excursions
- Cheri's Cafe, Great entertainment
- Maho Beach, Watch Planes lane and take off
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In addition to the high quality of the food, there's a grace and elegance at Hiro's in Petaluma that's palpable as soon as you enter.
One reason is the artful décor, created by a master artist, Naoki Takenouchi, that's at once restrained and exuberant. It appears minimal but its ambiguous suggestions fill your mind if you contemplate the work for a bit. For example, the wall behind the sushi bar is dominated by a 20-foot-long woodblock print of a fish, either gulping or disgorging an urban landscape, depending on how you're feeling that day.
The chief reason for the elegant tone of the place is Hiro Yamamoto himself, as gracious a host as there is in the North Bay. He favors crisp dress shirts and suspenders, and as a former executive of Suntory here in America and the H.J. Heinz company in Japan, he knows and appreciates fine wine. He's a great proselytizer for wines, both whites and reds, that go with Japanese food.
Hiro's Japanese Restaurant
But he also knows that sake is a perfect accompaniment for this style of food, and his list of 13 carefully chosen sakes takes precedence at the restaurant. His list gives one a quick course in sake's manufacture and qualities. Each sake carries a fanciful name, such as "beautiful boy," "first grandchild," "devil slayer," and my favorite, "nothingness," a slightly sweet, cold sake whose delicate flavor mingles and merges particularly well in the mouth with sweet slices of raw fish.
Seaweed Salad ($8, 4 stars) is made with wakame seaweed cut into noodle form. It's a sweet, very nutritious and delicious seaweed that's also one of the world's most invasive species (it was found in San Francisco Bay in 2009 and efforts are underway to eradicate it; maybe we can eat it to death). The translucent strands are dressed with ponzu sauce and toasted sesame dressing and sprinkled with pine nuts.
Hiro's specials menu is replete with types of seafood not usually found at ordinary Japanese restaurants, but that people knowledgeable about the finer points of this cuisine would recognize. For instance, you'll find yellowtail collar — the choice part of this fish in Japan — on the specials menu, along with scorpion fish, sea robin, and a special cut of blue-fin tuna richly marbled with fat.


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Leffe Tripel - Abbaye de Leffe S.A.
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Ratings: 194 | Reviews: 87 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by monorailred:
4.18/5 rDev +8.6%
Very good flavor with a very good head that lasts. It had a very nice color and is very drinkable. You can certainly tell it is an alcoholic beverage as it is apparent in the smell and the taste. That said, it is a quite good brew That I look forward to enjoying again.
09-02-2013 19:42:03 | More by monorailred
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3/5 rDev -22.1%
This might be my favorite style of Leffe, which is saying its like my favorite species of cockroach. Its less sweet than the other Leffes making this one comparable to a bag of Imperial white rather than a straight up plantation in Barbados, at least as far as the sweetness factor goes. The carbonation is more aggressive though, more fun. Its very yeasty. Hazy with some particulates, this beer pours an almost orange yellow gold. Nice white head, dissipates quickly. Drinkable if youre desperate but really one of the worst examples of the style, I have tasted.
04-17-2006 00:56:24 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
bottle carried back from Belgium. A gift from a friend, thanks.
A: cloudy dull honeyed body, like unfiltered honey. little head, bland white. surprised by the lack of retention for a tripel.
S: apples and some fruity candy and yeasty esters. some yeasty powdery pizza-esque dough!
T/M: very soft body, flavor flashes sugar up front that fades into the fruitiness of the nose, apples, and white grapes mostly. on the back palate an astringent dryness rises of unknown origin...its not spicy like many triples, in either yeast or hop character, but powdery dry. finish is short but enticing.
D: the lightness of the body and the softness of the mouthfeel make this a very easy drinker.
a fine beer, if of little distinction. more interesting than the blonde that hits our shores but of less interest and quality than so many other readily available tripels.
12-19-2008 23:24:19 | More by kaimcm
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
08-15-2014 21:41:42 | More by petewheeler
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
01-24-2014 21:24:46 | More by innominat
Yukon (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
07-24-2012 02:14:15 | More by jaminjohnson
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
09-29-2012 01:26:18 | More by mdtnelson
New York
4/5 rDev +3.9%
10-11-2012 11:18:11 | More by virinow
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-13-2011 19:08:41 | More by valkyre65
United Kingdom (England)
3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
An extremely drinkable tripel. Not as sweet as others from Leffe, smooth, not an over the top with flavour, but very nice beer, i like it.
05-13-2002 00:59:37 | More by rastaman
Manitoba (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.9%
05-15-2012 09:32:05 | More by Tarks
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
05-04-2014 15:13:40 | More by azorie
3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
Beer poured a hazy golden browish color into my Leffe chalice. The nose had some funky, grapefruit notes to it. The taste was earthy, citrusy and it was rounded out well by a hop bitterness on the back end. The higher abv is not overly noticable which makes for an easy drinking beer.
04-05-2008 12:01:34 | More by ggaughan
3.25/5 rDev -15.6%
08-25-2013 19:13:13 | More by MaevaS
4.15/5 rDev +7.8%
A - A white head, decent looking and then turns to fluffy quite quick. The fluid is clear and gold colored. No visible carbonatie.
S - A strong smell of pine and citrus.
T - A rather dry and solid taste of pine and citrus. This beer is more inbetween a triple and a DIPA. The grain tones make it just more a triple though.
M - A creamy sticky feeling comes direct after the medium carboantion has settled down. After swallowing the medium bitterness sets in.
O - A reasonable triple, not extraordinary though.
12-26-2011 16:27:51 | More by Mar02x
United Kingdom (England)
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
08-30-2014 13:30:19 | More by mattfancett
3.7/5 rDev -3.9%
expires April of 2013.
no visible carbonation or a head. dark orangy brown in color with small bits of sediment suspended in the opaque fluid. smells on the edge of plasticy at first but still good. bready and a bit sweet, however on the tongue the sweetness doesnt translate. a bit tart and implies lemon. a hair bitter. not a light and bright tripel, this one is heavier.
12-23-2012 03:08:17 | More by sfprint
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
03-25-2013 20:30:06 | More by aztraz
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
12-23-2013 00:46:43 | More by ChrisCBeets
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
08-02-2013 02:58:01 | More by Hobbit
2.93/5 rDev -23.9%
330 ml. bottle poured into a chalice. This Tripel pours a clear golden with half an inch of white cap. Show average retention and lace.
Aroma of light Belgian yeast notes. Subtle and quite subdued.
Decent malt flavor but more of a BPA than a Tripel in nature. Offers a coarse pils character and dryness, along with an interesting and perhaps at odds creaminess to the feel of the beer. Lacks finesse and complexity to be blunt. Simple yet masks the ABV fairly well.
Feel does offer a bit of character but is limited by a certain faux spice character to the finish. Overall not rating too high for a Tripel but still a ale. Yeast notes are a bit too subtle to generate any enthusiasm.
10-21-2012 05:00:29 | More by HalfFull
3/5 rDev -22.1%
03-16-2012 21:06:45 | More by brinch
4.22/5 rDev +9.6%
Very nice beer. I had some from the tap in Someren, Holland. Again sitting on the terrace watching the world go by. One of the nicest things about Euorpe is the outdoors eating culture. Its full of terraces so one can just sit and drink and watch everyday life just meander by without a damn care in the world. Also, every beer you order comes poured into its very own glassware, which is just one of those nice little features that make the beer even more enjoyable to drink :)
Easy to drink, nice color (almost the poster child for Tripel styles). It did have a more aggressive alcohol presence when compared to the Grimbergen Tripel I had the night before. The taste was not as sweet or fruity either. But still pleasant and the overall alcohol taste was not overpowering my any means, but it did make its presence known as I drank it down. Very nice and I drank a few more before heading to my room. This beer is on my list for sure for next years visit to Holland.
06-21-2006 16:40:08 | More by Solomon420
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
07-19-2014 21:44:36 | More by robotiks
4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
You probably wouldn't go wrong with a Leffe; it is like the Hoegaarden, either you think it is
not bad or you think it is close to being a great beer. The Leffe tripel exhibited the "Leffe
typicality" which is primary in the yeast and spices. This tripel came in a smaller, 30cl bottle.
It pours out nicely golden with a generous not too frothy head with an apt amount of carbonation.
I was able to see some dark sediments floating about at the bottom of the beer. The Leffe Tripel
smells yeasty and laid with spices like the Corriander. This was pretty similar to the Leffe
Tripel; I think that the yeasty taste is stronger and the spices was slightly different.
Maltiness level was probably around the same but the Tripel was subtlely fruity, maybe starfruit,
green grapes or something along that kind of fresh fruit taste. The Leffe blond was not fruity
at all. The tastes were strong rich and very well balanced and I could easily find an
appreciation for it. The mouth feel should be close to full body and the carbonation was just
right and it goes down amazingly smooth for an 8.5 ABV Tripel. Very smooth; very high level of
drinkability and, in fact refreshing and cooling which is not as common in most tripels. The
after taste was a fairly lasting yeasty, fruity, spicey and slightly malty taste. A great tripel
and if I were to compare it to the Chimay Tripel what I like about the Chimay Tripel would be a
good amount of fruitiness which is less common in blond beers as compared to in brune beers.
Leffe is a great beer; I have the final Leffe to try and that's the Brune; I am living in the
belief that it would be the best Leffe and my next 10/10. Yea, we'll see. :)
06-15-2007 18:08:55 | More by basica
Leffe Tripel from Abbaye de Leffe S.A.
86 out of 100 based on 194 ratings.


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PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: "Does Your Mother Know?" A Two-Show Day at Broadway's Mamma Mia! With Jacob Pinion
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Jacob Pinion, serving up "Pepper" nightly in the Broadway production of Mamma Mia!, shares a recent two-show day with Playbill.com readers. He documents the early part of his day, offers a look at some of his secret backstage duties and shows how the tight-knit ensemble spends offstage time together. Storytime? You bet!
"My name is Jacob and I recently celebrated my second year in the show," says Pinion. "By my calculations, that's more than 800 performances, dancing and singing to the hits of ABBA!"
"Mamma Mia! is the greatest, most rewarding job I have ever had, but some days it can be hard to get excited. Sometimes I look at myself in the mirror and wonder: Can I keep it up or will my performance anxiety get the best of me? Is this the day I shrivel and shrink or will I rise to the challenge?"
"Then I think of the smiling faces of all those fans and the blood starts to pump through me. I can't and I shan't disappoint them. Soon I'm standing tall, firm, peaking through the curtain in anticipation. Every day at the Winter Garden we are having a ball, and twice a week, we have 2 balls. This is one of those days."
The tenth longest-running show on Broadway, Mamma Mia! has been seen by over 50 million people worldwide and has grossed more than $2 billion at the box office.
The Broadway company is currently headed by Judy McLane, Laurie Veldheer, Felicia Finley, Lauren Cohn, Aaron Lazar, Daniel Cooney, Graham Rowat, Zak Resnick, Thomasina E. Gross, Traci Victoria, Albert Guerzon and Jacob Pinion with Deanna Aguinaga, Sydni Beaudoin, Brent Black, Natalie Bradshaw, Felicity Claire, Allyson Carr, Mark Dancewicz, Stacia Fernandez, Adrienne Jean Fisher, Tony Gonzalez, John Hemphill, Bryan Scott Johnson, Corinne Melançon, Paul Heesang Miller, Christopher Hudson Myers, Jennifer Noth, Elena Ricardo, Gerard Salvador, Lauren Sambataro, Victor Wallace and Blake Whyte.
With music and lyrics by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, Mamma Mia! is written by Catherine Johnson and directed by Phyllida Lloyd. The production has choreography by Anthony Van Laast, production design by Mark Thompson, lighting design by Howard Harrison, sound design by Andrew Bruce and Bobby Aitken, and musical supervision, additional material and arrangements by Martin Koch.
As previously reported, Mamma Mia!, which is currently celebrating 12 years on Broadway, will transfer from the Winter Garden Theatre to the Broadhurst Theatre, presently the home of the limited engagement of the late Nora Ephron's Lucky Guy, in late 2013.
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One of the important undertakings of the Division of Entomology and Parasitology during the past three years has been a detailed study of the use of DDT (dichloro, diphenyl,trich-loroethane) for control of codling moth under the various conditions that exist in pear orchards of the state.


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Chipola college has a rich tradition in athletics, and has one of the richest in baseball. Several big names returning over the weekend for the baseball program's 6th Annual Alumni Weekend. The biggest of those stars? Jose Bautista- a two time major league baseball home run leader, who donned an Indian uniform in 2000 and 2001. Bautista is a three time MLB All-Star, and says remembering where he came from- and giving back -is very important to him.
"It's one of those things where once you accomplish certain things in your professional career and life, you just feel like you want to make an impact and you want to make sure that your name is remembered because you have a legacy and you did good things for the community and for those that come behind you," said Bautista Saturday. "I understand that our future is our younger people, and anyway that I can help, I always try to get involved and help in anyway that I can."
Another great guy taking part in Saturday's festivities was Jeff Mathis, and while Mathis didn't attend Chipola, he did graduate from Marianna High School. Mathis spends his offseason training with the Indians. Mathis was part of a massive trade deal in November between Toronto and Miami, and reports to Spring Training on Monday, and says he's excited to begin his new adventure with the Marlins.
"I'm excited to be back in the state of Florida," said Mathis. "It's the first time I've played in the state, and I'll be closer to family, so I'm really excited about that. I'm lucky enough to be able to come and work out with Chipola every year for my off season workouts. It's fun to see everybody come back to participate in an event like this."
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Inside the Superhero Clubhouse
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First, Marvel's panel started nearly twenty minutes late. Then, they didn't announce anything new, except that the Guardians of the Galaxy's pre-destined sequel will open on July 28, 2017. There was no news on Dr. Strange, or long-awaited confirmation of a Black Panther and/or Captain Marvel movie. Full Story
Josh Brolin is Marvel's Big Bad
It's been reported that Josh Brolin has been cast as the supervillain Thanos, first teased at the end of The Avengers, and who will likely be the main antagonist of The Avengers 3: Thanos, Finally. I can confirm that first hand—I heard this a few weeks ago, when it was strictly off the record. Full Story
This is your future Shia LaBeouf
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Shia LaBeouf keeps getting into bar fights. You know who's also been known to drunkenly throw his fists around at a bar, or outside a bar? Josh Brolin. It's like they're father and son. Brolin was in Santa Monica the other night, getting messy with a bouncer after the establishment asked him to leave. Full Story
The Hollywood Reporter Actors Roundtable 2013
It's worth watching the video, or just reading the transcript. (Also, is Matthew McConaughey's head really weird in this photo?) It's immediately worth it to me because they've included Michael B Jordan. YES. It's been a great year for Jordan so far as a result of his excellent work in Fruitvale. Full Story
Spike Lee's Oldboy
One of the most crazily violent, and just plain crazy, movies I've seen is Park Chan-wook's Oldboy, a classic of South Korean action cinema from 2003. It's a twisted story of torture and revenge, loosely based on The Count of Monte Cristo, with some of the most memorable action sequences you'll see (the hammer!). Full Story
Michael Fassbender's drinking buddies
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Michael Fassbender was in Jonah Hex???????????? This is what I just wrote to Sarah on BBM. Followed by... HAHAHAHAHAHAAH! I only learned this because I did a search on the photo database for "Josh Brolin + Michael Fassbender" and these shots of him with Brolin and Megan Fox at Comic-Con came up. Full Story
Diane & Josh over
Not Kruger and Jackson, no. Lane and Brolin. US Weekly has confirmed that they're done. Another source tells the magazine it's "amicable and not ugly". Well, would they say otherwise? This comes just a few weeks after Brolin was arrested for being drunk and disorderly on New Year's Eve. Full Story
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Best SAG Hair for a Bad Dress: Diane Lane
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Will Smith in your face
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(WMC-TV) - A former fire chief who faced sexual harassment accusations just months ago, is now facing a new set of allegations. Former Ripley Fire Chief Felix Moore faced a judge Wednesday on a three-count indictment accusing him of stealing the city's money.
Many Ripley residents say they had no idea their former fire chief, Felix Moore, had even been indicted.
"I'm shocked about the whole thing because I've never known him to do anything dishonest," said Walter Hayes, Jr.
Moore was secretly indicted earlier this week. He faces two counts of official misconduct and one count of theft.
The district attorney says Moore is accused of stealing nearly $1,000 in money donated to the city.
"It really surprises me because I ain't never known him to steal nothing. Like, when we came up, our parents whooped us when we stole. We never did do that. So, I'm shocked," Hayes, Jr. added.
Firefighters say that money was used to help needy children at Christmas. It was also used as a bereavement fund to help fellow firefighters when they suffered a loss.
"It's illegal anyway it goes. But I don't know how they're gonna do it. I'm gonna take it easy on him," Hayes said.
This is not Moore's first time in trouble. In April, he was suspended after a female lieutenant filed a sexual harassment complaint against him.
Moore was demoted in June and officially retired from the department in September.
Felix Moore's trial date is set for February 10, 2014.
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Builders Sand and Cement delighted us all by wrapping their new cement mixers with Trinity's "Only a Heartbeat Away" campaign logos. What a wonderful, community-minded construction partner. Thanks, Builders, for helping keep this important project visible in QC!!!Shown above, left to right: Griffin Hahn, Builders Sand and Cement; Jay Willshire, COO of UnityPoint Health - Trinity; Dana Wilkinson, Chair of Trinity Health Foundation Board; John Benoit, Past Chair of Trinity Health Foundation Board; Todd Nicholson, Chair of Trinity Regional Health System Board
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The Differentiator is in the "Experience" for BlackBerry 10
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This IDC Event Flash portrays IDC Indonesia's initial thoughts on the impact BlackBerry 10 will have on the Indonesian market. The analysis in this Event Flash was based on the BlackBerry 10 launch event held in Jakarta on March 4, 2013, as well as follow-up discussions held with partners and vendors present.
Jakarta, March 5, 2012 – BlackBerry 10 clearly sees the Indonesian market as a crucial country of growth within its transformation plans. Citing specific instances of "re-engineering" and "transformation" within the organization, BlackBerry is confident that it has released a phone, which is formidable enough to re-invigorate its business within one of the world's key BlackBerry markets. With a launch price of close to US$700, it is obvious BlackBerry is targeting a more "mature" smart phone user segment, and loyalists who have been awaiting this moment ever since the delay in the product launch from the previous year.
"BlackBerry had some keen success in the Indonesian market over the past few years, as their products and models fit nicely into the needs of Indonesians. At present, we believe the impact of BlackBerry 10 will be fairly contained to loyalists as the smart phone landscape has evolved dramatically over the past year", says Sudev Bangah, Associate Director and Head of Operations, IDC Indonesia.
The demand for smart phones is increasing, and IDC estimates that 14% of the forecasted 60 million mobile devices shipped in Indonesia for 2013 will be smart phones. BlackBerry has been fairly quiet in the Indonesian market all of last year, and in the meantime, its competitors have begun to spread and increased their mindshare in an ever growing information hungry country.
While the launch of many "lower priced" Android devices in the market can be suggested as a disruptor - the market segmentation is obviously different. At present, IDC expects loyalists to be the first group of individuals awaiting the March 15 availability of the product, while a little bit more advocacy on the "experience" will be required for device substitution to occur.
BlackBerry is attempting to re-energise themselves in the Indonesian market, and based on the launch event, they have done seemingly well to create the hype - but the crucial point is to follow up on this momentum in a market, which has evolved drastically over the course of the year becoming one that is more applications driven and, with the exception of firm BlackBerry believers, a fairly fickle one at the same time.
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Funded by Senate Bill 1407
Initial Funding Year: FY 2009-2010
In Independence, the Court uses two buildings: the historic Inyo County Courthouse and the Department 2 facility. The Inyo County Courthouse is a neo-classical revival style building constructed in 1921, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Court shares this building with the County of Inyo, which owns the building.
The Department 2 facility, a few blocks from the main courthouse, was originally built as a church and is leased to provide a spare courtroom that is minimally ADA-compliant. Both facilities in Independence are overcrowded, physically deficient, and lack security features to current standards.
In Bishop, the Court operates a single courtroom, Department 4, in a city-owned facility. Because of the scheduling challenges a single courtroom in Bishop present, the Court occasionally must borrow the city's council chambers. This space is not always available.
The authorized project would provide a modern, secure courthouse for all case types. On April 29, 2011, the Judicial Council adopted the AOC's recommendation that the new courthouse be built in Bishop, so site selection in Bishop is under way. The Independence courthouse will remain open, and the Court will continue to provide services to the south county residents there.
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What is the impact of the state's current budget crisis on this project?
The state Budget Act for fiscal year 2011–2012 contained unprecedented cuts to the judicial branch budget in general and to the account that funds SB 1407 projects in particular. Taking account of the state's continuing fiscal crisis, in April 2012 the Judicial Council approved cost-reduction measures affecting all projects funded by SB 1407. News release.
As a result, this project is being reassessed to explore and evaluate lease option opportunities. The reassessment will also evaluate lower-cost construction methods, with the goal of significantly reducing the project's hard construction costs where that does not jeopardize the building's safety, security, building performance, or court operations. At this time, the timeline for reassessment is not known, so the impact on the project's overall schedule remains to be seen. Until the state Legislature resolves the budget for the coming fiscal year, any future impact on funding the next phases of this project is unknown. This web page will be updated with any changes.
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What is happening on the Inyo Courthouse project now?
On April 29, 2011, the Judicial Council determined that the new courthouse will be located in Bishop and directed staff to proceed with site selection in that area. The AOC has retained a broker, who is surveying the market for prospective sites.
What is the Judicial Council? What is the AOC?
The Judicial Council is the policymaking body for the California court system, including the trial courts, known as "Superior Courts," based in each county. The Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) is the staff arm of the Judicial Council of California.
Why did the Judicial Council decide where the new court is built? Why isn't this a County decision?
Historically, trial courts functioned largely as County departments, but that changed in 2002, with passage of the Trial Court Facilities Act. This law made the State of California responsible for court facilities statewide, rather than the counties. The law gave the Judicial Council responsibility for facilities owned or occupied by the courts and made the AOC is responsible for operations, maintenance, and repairs, as well as site acquisition, planning, design, and construction of capital projects that replace or renovate courthouses. The AOC works closely with each affected Superior Court throughout the process of replacing or renovating courthouses, but ultimately the Judicial Council and the AOC have the fiduciary responsibility for courthouse construction projects. By Rules of Court, the AOC involves the public primarily through a Project Advisory Group, although depending on the needs of the project, the AOC also seeks direct public input at various stages.
In this case, the Administrative Director of the Courts, who heads the AOC, determined that the location of the New Inyo County Courthouse was controversial as defined by the Judicial Council's Site Selection and Acquisition Policy for Judicial Branch Facilities. In accordance with this policy, the location decision was put before the Judicial Council for approval. Before that, the AOC analyzed the matter, solicited public comment on that analysis, and recommended the location in the Bishop area because it improves access to justice for the majority of Inyo County residents; approximately 80% of the county's population, and most potential jurors, live in the Bishop area, and 75% of court filings originate from the Bishop area. These facts, coupled with the fact that court services will continue to be provided in Independence, were important factors in the Council's decision.
How are court services currently delivered in Independence and Bishop?
With the exception of traffic citations, three-quarters of the Court's criminal and other case filings originate in the Bishop area. Currently, the Court hears and decides cases on nearly a daily basis in both Independence and Bishop. There are three courtrooms in Independence—two in the Historic Courthouse and one in the leased facility that was secured by the County to provide an ADA-accessible courtroom in the county.
The Superior Court also operates out of the former Municipal Court located at the City Hall building in Bishop. There is only one courtroom in Bishop, and the clerk's office has a limited ability to accept case filings due to space and personnel constraints. Consequently, the Court's historic and consistent practice has been to require most unlimited civil, family, probate, and juvenile cases to be filed in Independence. Many of these types of cases are filed by self-represented litigants, who need trained staff assistance to file complex court documents. Court staff requires workspace and adequate public counter space to provide proper service to the public. Virtually all in-custody criminal and juvenile proceedings—including arraignments and felony trials—are heard in Independence due to the location of the County Jail and the County Juvenile Hall and the lack of a second courtroom in Bishop. Jury trials are held in Independence, with the exception of out-of-custody misdemeanor trials estimated to take two days or less, which are held in Bishop. This practice prevents delay to other court proceedings that would result if a lengthy jury trial were to occupy the sole Bishop courtroom.
What does the recent Judicial Council decision mean for court services in Independence?
The new courthouse will be built in Bishop, but the Court plans to maintain full service in Independence, providing all types of hearings and receiving all types of case filings for south county residents. The Court also expects to continue conducting in-custody proceedings in Independence to reduce County transportation costs and minimize delays and security concerns due to transporting prisoners. All other case types would continue to be heard in Independence as scheduled consistent with the Court's current practice.
Who owns the Historic Courthouse in Independence?
While the Trial Court Facilities Act made the Judicial Council responsible for court facilities statewide, many courthouses, such as the Independence Courthouse, are shared-use facilities. Each agreement transferring title or responsibility for court-occupied space from the counties to the state was negotiated individually. Under the transfer agreement executed between the County of Inyo and the AOC, the County holds title to the Historic Courthouse, and the AOC has responsibility for the space occupied by the Court. Because the Court occupies only about a third of the space in the Historic Courthouse, the County is designated as the manager of this facility.
What will happen to the Historic Courthouse?
The court will continue to use the Historic Courthouse. The AOC and the Court are investigating whether improvements to access and security in the Historic Courthouse can be made to better provide court services in Independence. Some challenges to renovating the Historic Courthouse include the fact that the building is owned and managed by the County of Inyo, and therefore the AOC cannot use funds to complete a full renovation, including improvements to systems that serve the entire building (roof, exterior walls, seismic, electrical upgrade, heating plant upgrade). The AOC is working with the County on repairs to the heating and air-conditioning system and upgrades to the electrical system.
The AOC and the Court are also studying the cost and scope of a secure and accessible facility directly adjacent to the county jail in Independence. This option would improve security related to court proceedings involving in-custody defendants and reduce County expenses incurred in transporting prisoners.
What happened to all the planning that the County did for a new courthouse in Independence?
The County of Inyo was designing a new two-courtroom courthouse for Independence in 2003 to be sited at the old jail site at the corner of N. Edwards and Market Streets. The plans for this courthouse are site-specific and were not designed in compliance with current state building codes. The plans were also developed before the Judicial Council adopted the Trial Court Design Standards.
The county decided not to proceed with construction of the new courthouse due to the enactment of the Trial Court Facilities Act in 2002. Other California counties made similar decisions related to minor and major facilities improvements due to this legislation, which shifted responsibility from the counties to the state for all court facilities.
How can the state afford a new courthouse at all, given current state finances?
Inyo County is one of 34 counties slated to receive new or renovated court facilities funded by Senate Bill 1407, which was passed in 2008. The law created a statewide revenue stream from court fees, penalties, and assessments to finance courthouse construction and renovations, ensuring that these projects would be paid for from within the court system rather than drawing on the state's General Fund or local taxes. When projects near construction, the State will sell bonds for them, and the same revenue stream will repay those bonds over 35 years. This means that funds from other court jurisdictions will support Inyo County's critical needs for many years to come.
A $30 million new courthouse for less than 30 thousand square feet sounds like a lot of money. What type of building does this budget envision?
The AOC budgets for modern, secure, safe courthouses that are highly functional, durable, sustainable, and maintainable. All of these factors contribute to cost—a courthouse is a more complex and expensive building than an office building or school. Also, the AOC's project estimates include all costs of a building, such as the cost of the site, architecture and engineering services and environmental analysis, not just construction. The project estimate also factors in cost escalation that occurs over time. The construction budget for this project (without escalation, the cost of acquiring a site, and the costs associated with designing the building and furnishing it), is $652 per square foot. The AOC designs court buildings for durability—the building is expected to last at least 50 years and much longer with regular maintenance and upgrades to its systems. The AOC also factors in security features, such as blast resistance, that make court buildings more expensive than a typical office building.
The estimate for the Inyo project is based on two courtrooms within a building that would also include space for other services for which the Court currently lacks adequate space: jury assembly space and a deliberation room, a self-help center, family court mediation, a children's waiting room, attorney interview/witness waiting rooms, and security entrance screening of all court users. In terms of appearance, the new building will appropriately reflect its civic importance.
Are County and Court going to join forces and share a new big building in Bishop?
The state funding for the new courthouse cannot be used on county facilities, so the AOC has not discussed a plan to build a shared facility in Bishop.
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Fleming's Steakhouse - Chandler
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- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.flemingssteakhouse.com/locations/az/chandler
- Phone: 4809401900
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- Cuisine: Steak, American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
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Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar pairs a passion for service and seasonal ingredients with the finest USDA Prime beef. Every dish is meticulously made from scratch and served by our attentive staff. You'll also discover the perfect wine for every mood with the Fleming's 100®, our award-winning list of 100 wines by the glass. Our wine list features top-rated vineyards from around the world. We also offer Private Dining Rooms and a personal Private Dining Director who will craft the perfect occasion for any group size or budget. At Fleming's, every visit is filled with indulgent possibilities.Continued
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Fleming's Steakhouse - Chandler reviews from OpenTable diners
70 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.7
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
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- our server was awesomeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Love the yummy steak melted In my mouth, desert was fabulous, in fact everything was yummySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Catching up with friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/30/20144 recently new parents needed to get out and enjoy some 'adult conversation'...Fleming's provided exactly what we needed. An extensive wine list, melt in your mouth entrees, and wonderful desserts.Special Features:
- Good food/Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/24/2014Last weekend was the first time my husband I and friends of ours had dinner at Fleming Steakhouse in Chandler. All I can say is.....we are sorry we waited so long to try it. We all enjoyed the prime rib special, which was outstanding, each of the sides we tried were cooked perfect. For dessert, you can go wrong with the chocolate lava cake. Our waiter was very helpful with suggestions and professional. We have recommend Fleming Steakhouse to friends and we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luv2dineVIPDined on 8/23/2014Alaskan King Crab Legs were delicious - by far the best item we ordered. Iceberg lettuce on wedge salad had brown colorations on some pieces. Special of the night (5 oz filet with shrimp) -fair. Steak was good and cooked to order; shrimp was greasy - more along the lines of "Red Lobster". Bread was room temperature & hard - not warm when served. Appreciate the recognition of guests' birthday with gift card, chocolates & card. Have always recommended Flemings Chandler & DC Ranch before; however with recent dining experiences at Capital Grille & Mastro's where service was very attentive; food outstanding - I have to say I was "under whelmed" on this evening.Special Features:
- Birthday CelebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014Girls night out for a birthday celebration. The staff were very friendly and made the extra effort to congratulate the birthday girl. She even received a small gift at the end of the evening. Food was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Happy Hour!GerryDined on 8/21/2014Appetizers were delicious, especially the baked brie. Server was very cordial. Great time was had by all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BillOpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 8/21/2014The food and service are the best I enjoy eating here every time I'm in townSpecial Features:
- BafflesrandakDined on 8/13/2014The food and service was great. However it quite noisy. I think they should find a way to baffle the sound.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okayJanieDined on 7/29/2014Food was mediocre and very expensive. It was also very noisy and hard to have a conversation. The service was very good, but I do not think we will be going back. My husband had a steak which he said was good but not great and I had tempura lobster which was greasy and too heavily breaded.
- An Excellent Night Out!MMckinleyVIPDined on 7/27/2014My wife and I had an incredible meal on Sunday evening. The food was 'the best' and our service was excellent. The server was cheerful and very helpful with some great recommendations. We look forward to dining at Fleming's again!Special Features:
- 4th of July gourmet dinnernobloniDined on 7/4/2014Headed to Fleming's to enjoy a marvelous dinner on the 4th of July. Don had the special of sushmi tuna, filet wrapped with bacon, BBQ Scottish Salmon dessert. I had the 3 couse Prime Rib dinner with Ceasar salad, spinach sauted and creme burlee. Wonderful dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mike C. ChandlerMikeCDined on 7/4/2014Food great, pricy but exquisite! Service outstanding!! A great dining experience!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly recommendedMartysiteiqDined on 6/29/2014Great food and service. It was our first time at Flemings and we were very impressed. One of our new favorite places.Special Features:
- Good as alwaysluvsteakVIPDined on 6/29/2014We eat here almost once a week because it is so enjoyable. Great service and the food is always so good. Using their specials and sharing some dishes helps keep the cost reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience as allwaysmongoDined on 6/15/2014Every time we have visited Flemings it has been an excellent evening, the food is high quality the service is outstanding and everyone from the hosts at the front desk to the kitchen helpers are very friendly and make you feel welcome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's DayKojakDined on 6/15/2014My wife took me to Fleming's Steakhouse for Fathers Day. We both started out with Caesar salad which was excellent. I then had the Prime Rib with baked potato while my wife had the Dry Aged Rib Eye. She said her steak was to die for. We both shared chocolate lava cake for dessert. This is our second time to Fleming's and I cannot say enough about the quality of food and the excellent service we receive. This includes the professionalism of the valet service as well. Fleming's is not for the cheap. You get what you pay for and you get excellence here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fathers DayluvsteakVIPDined on 6/15/2014Celebrated Fathers Day and had the seafood tower for an appetizer. Great item. Followed up by splitting the large filet and Flemings potatoes. Best filet we have had in years. What a great way to celebrate Fathers Day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service, food and ambience!Luv2eatoutDined on 6/15/2014A touch loud. Need something to ease the voices of everyone eating in the back room. Sat in the front before and that was perfect! Love Flemings!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great dinnerRickAZVIPDined on 6/14/2014Excellent meal ... With wine a bit expensive ... A reasonable value though we like it we frequent other venues more oftenSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yummyDined on 6/14/2014I always enjoy my dining experience. Whether is a small intimate dinner or a large dinner party. Excellent food and service every time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thumbs up for FlemingsroadwarriormarkDined on 6/9/2014Great celebration for our Anniversary, we got special treatment and were greeted with smilesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 5 star experienceJDinAZDined on 6/5/2014Celebration dinner for my Mom's 84th birthday and the entire staff went above and beyond. Everyone that came to our table wished her a happy birthday, they gave her a card and topped off our meal with some truffles for her with a lit candle. The food was outstanding and the attention the staff paid to our occasion was heart warming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mouth watering steakHeatherGVIPDined on 6/4/2014Try the filet medallions with Crab broiled on too served with Scallops! Melt in your mouth goodness. The Gorgonzola mashed potatoes are decadent and the creamed spinach rounded it all out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OldCowboyDined on 6/1/2014We eat at Chandler AZ Fleming's more than a dozen times a year. It is good. Never really been disappointed in food and service. We think of it as a dress up place. Only negataive is way some of the public dress when going out to eat. Just the way life is now.Special Features:
- Great Food, with a lot of noise.DJohn13Dined on 5/31/2014Even arriving a little early was still seated right away. Food was excellent, service was very attentive. Noise level was higher than expected for an upscale restaurant. The noise level is what you would expect at an Outback restaurant. While the dining experience was good, it would have been better in a quieter environment. Overall still feel that Fleming's deserves an excellent rating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and ServicePattiDined on 5/24/2014Flemings is always consistent in the quality of food they serve. They pride themselves on service. Excellent steak, seafood restaurant with portions so large I always wind up taking some home for dinner the next night. I would definitely recommend.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerKojakDined on 5/23/2014Outstanding doesn't begin to describe the wonderful meal we had. My wife had been wanting try Fleming's for a long time so I made a reservation for our Anniversary. I had the Caesar salad and my wife had the heirloom tomato salad. The tomato's were so sweet with the balsamic vinegar. We both had the petite filet mignon. My wife added Bernaise sauce to her steak which was great. The meat was delicious, melted in your mouth. We also had a baked potato, loaded and I can tell you to only order one potato for the two of you to share - it's that BIG! Service was great and the place was packed on a Friday. Awesome place if you want an excellent steak and a great selection of wine.Special Features:
- Always goodluvsteakVIPDined on 5/18/2014We eat here every Sunday evening because they have specials which help keep the cost down. Usually have the Sunday Night Prime Rib but this weekend it's even better. Cost down from $39.95 to $29.95. For a 12oz prime rib, baked potato, Salad and dessert, it' outstanding. They keep having specials, we will continue to eat here. Makes for a great evening out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SteakchucklesmdDined on 5/16/2014Nice Steakhouse for a quiet night in Ahwatukee. Wait Staff was very friendly and helpful. Extensive Wine ListSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good family dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/11/2014We particularly enjoyed our server staff. Cody and Keaton were very responsive but not hovering. They provided our requests promptly and I appreciated their attentiveness. They were good examples of staff who attend to customer's needs rather than opine on what I should want. Food was also very well prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun as alwaysluvsteakVIPDined on 5/4/2014This is just the most pleasant restaurant that we know of. Good food and outstanding service. Costs can be kept down by watching the specials, especially Sunday evening. It is a great experience to eat dinner at a location where you are known and greater by name. The entire staff knows who we are and we appreciate that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 253 reviews are from the Fleming's Steakhouse - Chandler reviews archive.
- Good for business diningPCatUCDined on 4/29/2014Food is good as all the steaks are good quality. Service is attentive. A little bit noisy in the restaurant and the table is kind of small. But good for business dining. Not so sure for family.Special Features:
- Tried something newluvsteakVIPDined on 4/27/2014Instead of the Prime Rib special we usually get on Sunday night, we tried some of their "small plates". I had the Beef Short Ribs and Lonni had the Tempura Lobster. Both were excellent and surprisingly were large enough to satisfy me for dinner. Lonni added a small salad to augment her dinner. We will try other items from the small plate menu on future visits.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date Night Was PerfectKeepingItRealDined on 4/25/2014My Girl Friend and I spent our anniversary here. Every detail was perfect. I requested an certain type of booth and was accommodated. Server had great recommendations, and the food was excellent. Even our servers assistant was on point!Special Features:
- Fourth VisitOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 4/19/2014New York Strip = Amazing Flemings Potatoes= Amazing Mushrooms=AmazingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite RestaurantluvsteakVIPDined on 4/13/2014We have eaten here so often that the servers know us by name. That helps make the experience better. Thay have Sunday specials that keep the costs down. Best one is the Prime Rib special that includes salad, prime rib, one side and dessert for $39.95 (sometimes even $29.95). We split the meal and still take something home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OkBetterthanhomecookingDined on 4/11/2014Went to dinner here with my wife for the first time. Drinks and warm bread were brought out right away. We ordered salads and two six ounce steaks. The salads were very good. On the steak side, however we were somewhat disappointed. One steak was much smaller than the other and it was overcooked. A second stake was brought that was well prepared. The manager was very nice and did comp the one steak. However, for such a reputable steakhouse you'd think Flemings would have a well refined process to deliver a well cooked steak. I think the Keg in chandler offers a better ambiance and better quality food for about half the price. Overall, service was very good. However, the quality of the food and preparation was less than expected.
- Celebrated A Fantastic AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/8/2014My wife and I chose Flemings to celebrate our 14th wedding anniversary and we are sure glad we did. The food was absolutely delicious even down to the bread and spreads they bring out before hand. Save room for the Molten Lava cake as well. Lastly, if you are celebrating your anniversary like us, mention it in your reservation. They will make you feel extra special as they did for us.Special Features:
- April 2014OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/7/2014My first ribeye arrived overcooked. They promptly replaced. Replacement was superb. Calamari was so-so.Special Features:
- Another Great Dining Experienceahwatukee11Dined on 4/7/2014As a repeat customer I can only say that Fleming's consistently makes the evening special. i took my guests here from out of town this time and we all ordered a dinner special: filet mignon with tempura-coated lobster--it was delicious. Our waiter was friendly and professional. Well Done Flemings! I"ll be back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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